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I hit my head a couple minths ago and ever now and then i get massive headaches and or massive head pain.. it makes me nauseated. what does this mean?
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Migraine?: Severe headaches associated with nausea are most likely to be migraine. You may have post traumatic migraine. A headache diary and a neurologist would be helpful for you.
Answered 10/4/2016
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