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In a glass or two of wine would it help to get rid of a headache or dull it at least?
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Make it worse: especially likely if red. Better to drink lots and lots of water, take Tylenol and/or NSAID, apply cool compress and rest in dark room. Good Luck! from a former High Pointer...
Answered 10/24/2017
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