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I am experiencing a new headache which started last night (severe) and came back when i woke up (less severe). should i worry? it brought me to tears.
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Be evaluated: Any new headache should be evaluated promptly. Please be seen by a health care professional to have a diagnostic assessment.
Answered 10/23/2017
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