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What can be a reason for prolonged and frequent though not intense headaches? thanks
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Headaches: The commonest type of prolonged or persistent dull headaches is muscle contraction tension headache. Other causes like eyestrain, high blood pressure, brain masses are less common causes. Your physician may prescribe stress management therapy and/or mild tranquilizer for short term after evaluating you.
Answered 4/25/2015
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