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Can a reaction to mobic cause migraines to come back after years of not having them and now been have really bad headaches off and on since the 22nd?
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Rebound headaches: Yes, you could be experiencing rebound headaches, which are headaches that return after an analgesic (like mobic) wears off in people who are susceptible to headache/migraine. Talk to your doctor about potentially limiting NSAIDS to only the days you really need them.
Answered 9/29/2016
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