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I have been getting a lot of headaches i get about 1or 2 everyday. what could it be? could it be my medications?
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Yes and no: First off, is your thyroid properly adjusted? If you are overusing klonipin or acetaminophen, both will result in medication overuse headaches. But as I have always said before, new and different headache symptoms from baseline should be investigated further. See your doctor.
Answered 2/23/2014
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