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What vitamins can i take for headaches ?
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Headaches: this would depend on the type of headache you're having. There is research showing that those with migraines can improve pain & freq with vitamin B2, magnesium, +/- folic acid. Talk with your doc or have health tap consult for specific assessment & plan.
Answered 8/30/2015
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