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Waking up tired and with a blazing headache every morning! not a hangover. what could this be?
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Needs evaluation: Headache is the most common pain complaint of patients presenting for medical care, and has literally hundreds of potential causes, ranging from sinus infections, to tension-muscular headache (the most common) to migraine. If they are daily and severe, and particularly if they are new, they deserve thorough medical evaluation by your pcp, who may ultimately refer you to a neurologist.
Answered 2/21/2014
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