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I've had a dull headache on and off for a few days now. at what point should i be concerned and what could it be?
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NewIntermittent HA: New headaches that are on and off are much less likely to be very serious as compared to constant one. If its the worst headache of your life your doctor would want you to go to the er. Otherwise see your doctor to help you find the cause and get treated.
Answered 3/17/2014
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