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My brother has been having severe headache every time he moves. is this the result of dehydration?
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Meningitis: Possibly. In the absence of trauma, I am also worried about meningitis. Please get him to the ER for an evaluation. Good luck to you and your brother.
Answered 7/13/2017
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