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After vigorous exercise, crossfit, i develop a headache at the back of my head. the intensity of the pain varies from a 5 out of 10 to a 10 out. irrespective of the intensity of the pain it affects my speech and i am unable to form full sentences. ?
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Needs attention: Kindly hold the cross fit training for now, see your primary doctor for initial evaluation and possible referral to a neurologist, wish you wellness
Answered 6/21/2019
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