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I have a concussion and all my symptoms are gone besides nausea and headaches.i get migraines a lot, can that could be contributing to the headaches?
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Can worsen migraine: Migraine headaches are often intense by themselves and having head injury/concussion which can trigger and worsen the pain from your migaine. As long as the symptoms are improving, you should be ok. If worsening, then you need to consult doc.. Concussion may last days to weeks or even months in some severe cases. Follow-up with doc if not better. Good luck.
Answered 12/9/2013
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