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I'm almost 16wks pregnant and i get mild to severe headaches when i lay down for too long and hard to get rid of even when sleeping. is this normal?
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Migraines Possible: No, this is not normal. Please see your doctor and OB about this. If they turn out to be migraines, then there is good treatment. A MRI or CT of your head, if your doctor orders, IS safe during pregnancy. Main thing is to follow through with the doctors and get a diagnosis. No reason to suffer.
Answered 8/18/2014
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