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I tend to have constant headaches that change positions. i've once had a pain around my eyes. what seems to be the problem?
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Moving headaches: Josh, The etiology of your headaches is unclear and sounds sinus related. A proper physical exam and full history would very helpful. The list of possibilities are quite long and full consult is in order.
Answered 8/5/2014
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