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My 7 year old son is complaining about a bad headache?
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Lots of reasons: Headache can be a sign of illness. Many infections and metabolic problems can cause headache. Brain infections and brain pressure can cause headache. Stress and anxiety and lack of sleep can cause headache. Vision problems can cause headache. If all else is ruled out, it may be early signs of migraine. A thorough medical evaluation is appropriate.
Answered 1/21/2020
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