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Can reoccurring headaches in the morning be a sign of a brain tumar?
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Hedaches: Headaches due to increased intracranial pressure tend to worsen when patients lay down, reported as morning headache on awakening. Improves with standing. Brain tumors among many other conditions, can increase intracranial pressure and present as morning headaches. Other conditions can cause morning headaches (cervical disc disease, sinusitis, sleep apnea). Check with your md for proper DX & tx.
Answered 6/10/2014
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