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Could exposure to lillies have caused my headache?

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Dr. Stevan Cordas
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Internal Medicine 59 years experience
Lilly: Lillies are in the allium family and there are several varities. Sensitivity or allergy to lilly does occur, usually expressed as a rash. Headaches from the smell can occur. Be careful of onions and garlic causing delayed headaches also.
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Dr. PAUL Christu
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ENT and Head and Neck Surgery 46 years experience
Yes: Many patients with migraine have "osmophobic"headaches, that is, headaches triggered by strong or irritating odors. Almost all headaches triggered by odors are migraines. A neurologist can help if this is a frequent problem.
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