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Chronic daily headaches get worse in the morning when i wake up going to neuro in july anything i could try to change this also i do not snore ?
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Awareness: A chronic daily headache pattern is most commonly associated with an attempt to self-treat by analgesic medications, especially Tylenol (acetaminophen) or NSAID's. Stopping these could assist, on its own. A cup of coffee may make you feel a bit better temporarily. Exercise, and relaxation may benefit in the end.
Answered 6/20/2015
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