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My 8 year old daughter has headache, stomach ache, and her temp is low 96.5. whatccould be causing this?
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Migraine headaches: Children who sufferes from migraine ususlly present with the symptoms that your daughter has. However she should be seen by a pediatric neurologist for a full examination to rule out other causes.
Answered 5/13/2014
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