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Why do i get throbbing headache when i laugh too much?
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Common problem: Headaches are a common problem and often no direct cause is identified. Many of these patients suffer from migraine. Increased physical stress, as from straining as you might do when you laugh a lot or lift a heavy object can also trigger a headache.
Answered 1/13/2016
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