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Can gum pain cause migraine-like headaches?
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Sort of: Gum pain could be indicative of an infection (tooth, abscess, etc) and this could certainly cause a significant headache. If you have a mouth/gum problem i'd see your dentist sooner rather than later as it can become a serious issue quickly.
Answered 10/3/2016
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