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My husband smokes and drinks a bit of alcohol. when i go to sleep, i always get a headache. can the cause be the smell of smoking and drinking?
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Smoking: the tobacco smoke could be affecting your sinuses giving you a sinus headache
Answered 10/20/2014
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