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11-year old having 4+ headaches a week and yesterday started having trouble saying s's. should i be concerned?
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Possibly: Are you the parent of the 11yo? You should take him/her to his/her doctor ASAP. If he/she doesn't have a physician, take him/her to the emergency room.
Answered 11/12/2016
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