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I'm 2 months pregnant and have been getting headachs for the past few days everyday at the same time. is this normal?
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Most likely: Headaches are very common during pregnancy. Rest, hydrate, and try tylenol (acetaminophen) or es tylenol (acetaminophen). Sometimes a cup of coffee or tea may help. Control may be difficult if you are prone to headaches. Severe persitent headaches despite above measures may need neurological evaluation.
Answered 7/10/2013
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