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Can a migraine headache last for over a week long?
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Not common: Are the symptoms similar to the ones that you have always experienced with migraines? Any reason to believe something else might be contributing- allergies, sinus congestion, tooth pain, etc? Also check your blood pressure. If nothing to explain the symptoms please seek medical attention.
Answered 9/28/2016
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