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I have a throbbing pain in back of my head that is not going away with otc medication. what should i do?
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Need history: Well first to answer you a history is needed. For example did you injure the hand in anyway. Are you left or right handed and which hand is this? Need some more history to help you
Answered 7/10/2015
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