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I have had a headache for 14 years,. i had a c-section and i had spinal fluid leakage enough to cause a low pressure. why do i still have a headache?
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Leak?: I do not know the nature of your headaches, but If you have not already, I would consult with a neurologist. Although it would be rare, a persistent leak from your spinal column could be possible.
Answered 2/5/2015
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