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Why does my headaches go away aftwr throwing up?
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Migraine headaches: are often accompanied by vomiting which then ends the headache. This is due to a complex and poorly understood interaction between the enteric nervous system and the factors involved in migraine headache.
Answered 11/2/2014
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