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Can you please explain the concept of hormonal headaches. tnx?
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Monthly headaches: Hormonal headaches typically refer to headaches that occur on a monthly basis typically near the menstrual cycle. If a person has migraine headaches then these headaches may be worse than the typical person. It is important to see your primary care doctor to review the symptoms you have from your headaches to distinguish migraines from these hormonal headaches.
Answered 5/26/2016
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