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Why might someone wake up with severe headaches?
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Possibilities: Could be migraine or tension headache, but might consider hypertension, jaw or dental problems, sinus or neck issues, medication reactions, alcohol consumption, recreational drug use, thyroid issues, intracranial problems, exposure to carbon monoxide, ingestion of food additives such as MSG, aspartame, nitrites.
Answered 10/24/2015
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