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I have brain-freeze-like headaches, what's going on?
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May have migraine: Brain freeze occurs quite frequently after ingestion of cold liquids in patients who have either a family history of migraine or such problems themselves. Prevention and treatment works very well here.
Answered 4/30/2018
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