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Since last night, whenever i laugh, cough, or move too quickly, my left temple begins to throb and my head hurts. it's made me very sleepy/fatigued.
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Migraine?: At age 19 of your gender, the likely problem may be migraine often triggered by stress, alcohol, fasting, sleep disruption etc. But if this is not resolved after a day or gets worse at any time , you need to rush to the ER to make sure that there is nothing more serious happening.
Answered 10/17/2017
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