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I suffer from g a d.on meds.most days i have constant nagging headache.is this part of g a d. thanks?
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Can be: muscle contraction headaches are common for people with anxiety disorders. might consider cognitive Behavioral Therapy which might help the anxiety and reduce the headaches.
Answered 6/4/2015
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