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I get primary headaches when running, rowing and cycling. should i see my doctor for medication or consult a physio for the underlying cause?
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Doctor: Personally I think a goid place to start is with your medical doctor and a good general check up where things like your blood pressure and heart can be checked.
Answered 5/3/2016
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