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Are extrmly mild hdaches lasting only seconds cause for concern in a child? how to tell if it's a real hdache? her doc not concerned. 5timesin2weeks
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Headaches: These blitz headaches could possibly be related to migraines but are probably normal. If they continue consult a pediatric neurologist.
Answered 12/19/2013
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