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What causes pressure to build up in the head?
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Too many to answer: Causes can be: tumor, infection, bleeding, trauma, lymphoma, idiopathic- we don't know why, from surgery, sinus leaks, and so many other reasons, i can't list them.
Answered 10/22/2018
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