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Are headaches during a cardio related activity normal?
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Troublesome: Some patients find that aerobic exercise, weight lifting, etc, can provoke a headache, and these folks suffer exercise-induced migraine events. Can take meds to prevent which is perhaps the most efficient course.
Answered 10/4/2016
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