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6 year old with reacurring frontol headaches which progresses to vomitting and slight fever, happens every 2 weeks or so. what could be?
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Needs evaluation: start with your pediatrician, who may refer to a neurologist, such symptoms can't be overlooked in a six years old, wish you both wellness
Answered 3/8/2019
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