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I keep getting midgrains everytime i wake up or smelling my husband light up a cigg what is wrong ?
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Triggers: Waking up with HA pain is suggestive that clenching/grinding is triggering the pain. Also smelling cigarette odors is also a trigger for your HA pain. See a neurologist to identify the cause of the HA pains and how to mitigate the pain triggers.
Answered 9/18/2014
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