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Why do i get a headache everytime i workout?
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Hypertension?: Many possibilities: high post-exertional blood pressure, neck strain, low blood sugar, exertional migraine. With multiple, reasonable possibilities, only a physical examination will resolve your problem.
Answered 12/3/2017
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