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Everytime i cough, i get a pain in my head on right side. feels like a muscle strain but on my brain? when i'm done coughing, it goes away.
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Muscle spasm: The symptoms are arising from they muscles of your neck. Coughing causing rapid flex ion and extension is aggravating this. Discuss with your doctor about neck strengthening exercises.
Answered 9/3/2018
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