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Head pain severe horrid, what to do?
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See the doctor: New onset headache, abrupt onset of a new or different type of severe headache and/or "worst" headache the patient ever had; are few of the red flags of the secondary headache. The patient could have more than one primary headache disorder and even a patient with a previously diagnosed primary headache could have a superimposed secondary headache. Rec to see headache specialist asap.
Answered 12/11/2013
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