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Hello i have headaches almost every second day sometimes on one side sometimes on bothsides and every time i take medication for it.is it possible because of too much medication i have rebound headache and if is how do i treat it ?
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Time to see doctor: Most people get a headache at some time, such as from colds, infections, lack of sleep, too much driving, long hours on the computer, stress at work, etc... Over-the-counter options include Tylenol, Motrin, Aleve,... but a person can get rebound headaches from overuse of these. A bad or increasing headache, recurrent headache, weird headache, or with other worrisome symptoms must be checked.
Answered 10/16/2019
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Ive had small headaches for about a long time, maybe a year now. Usually theyre brief with a somewhat throbbing. They go away on their own, They sometimes happen a lot in one day and sometimes once in a while. Mostly happens on my left side. 17yr M?
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