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What to do if i have headache after going up the stairs?
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Hmmm: If you have an underlying problem with your lungs and are winded at the top of the steps then the lowered oxygen could possibly explain the headache. It could be coming from neck or back issues. I would see your doctor to be evaluated and treated.
Answered 6/20/2014
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