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Can a migraine cause constant pressure in the back of your head without pain?
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Maybe but,: Migraine is usually an episodic event lasting 4-72 hours. It usually involves one side of the head but can be both. It will be of a moderate to severe intensity if not treated. What you are experiencing does not sound like migraine. You should consult with your doctor about your symptoms.
Answered 10/4/2016
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