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10 yr old boy has daily intermittent frontal lobe headaches at night and sometimes day. eyes 100%. had bowel impactions. now resolved. panado helps.
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Needs to be seen: 10 year old boys don' t have daily headaches unless something is going on. Please take him to a clinic.
Answered 10/24/2017
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