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Is it normal to have pain in my forehead and eyes as soon as i get up after intercourse as the pain only lasts for a few seconds then disappears?
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Post orgasm headache: Post orgasm headaches which last for few seconds do not need any treatment.But if the headache does not go away and persists, than it should be checked and may need MRI or cat scan.But the headache you describe does not need any treatment.
Answered 6/10/2014
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