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How do i no when to worry about a headache?

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Headaches: The most serious headaches are: headaches associated with fever or injury, severe headaches, headaches unlike you have ever had before and headaches that seem to be worseinng in severity, intensity or duration over time.

Answered 8/5/2014

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Red flags...: Red flags or worrisome symptoms associated with headache are: fainting, loss of vision, leg or arm weakness, persistent vomiting, worsening of pain when bending over, new onset headache you have never experienced before that becomes very intense and more frequent.

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