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I have lots of headaches what could it be i feel fine
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The : The most common causes for headaches are visual disturbances (i.e. Near or farsightedness), sinus/allergy issues, stress/anxiety, etc. However since you stated you "feel fine" then you need a more directed history from your doctor to figure out why you are having headaches, as well as a physical and possible diagnostic testing. Prior to seeing your doctor you should keep a headache diary; write down the date and time of the headache, how long it lasts, what you were doing when it started, and if anything made it better or worse, and if you took any medication and if it worked or not. Bring this information to your visit. Best of luck.
Answered 10/3/2016
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