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My partner (female) has a painful headache, mostly in her temples. and feels dizzy if she stands. she also feels achey. what could this be? thanks!
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Due to anything: including you (!) Recurrent head aches needs complex investigation by her physician , in some diseases delay may cause harm , make her to see her physician Good Luck
Answered 1/20/2015
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