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My husband has been getting headaches a lot lately, could this be a sign of diabetes or high blood pressure? he just turned 63 & refuses too c dr
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See doc: He definitely needs to be coaxed to see a doctor. It could be high blood pressure. Diabetes may not cause headache but that needs to be checked out too. Convince him that it is not all that bad just to get checked out.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Evaluation: He needs to see a doctor for evaluation to exclude potentially serious causes
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