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Is it normal to still have a headache 3 1/2 weeks after a concussion?
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Yes: post concussion headaches may continue for several weeks or months after the incident. See a neurologist who can diagnose the specific type of headache and provide you with proper treatment.
Answered 4/30/2015
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