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What could cause a very mild headache in a 23yo female most days doesnt get worse no ther symptoms?
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Headaches: The most common causes of headaches are tension and migraine type headaches. For a young lady, migraine may be slightly more common. This would cause throbbing or pulsating on one side of the head, associated with nausea or sensitivity to light.
Answered 5/20/2016
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