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Diagnosed with inflammation behind my eye that cause chronic headaches. steroid shot make sit better but keeps returning! why?
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Depends: Make sure you have a diagnosis as to what is actual causing the problem. Some of these are chronic conditions and you might have one.
Answered 2/10/2017
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