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Headache that begins in the occipital and radiates to the right eye or both, past 4 days, can be? i do not have other sympthons, i have panic syndrome
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Examination: Go to your primary care physician ASAP. There are several possible causes, some of which could be life threatening.
Answered 5/29/2015
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