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My cousin gets headaches a lot he is 7 1/2 he is also very hot a lot can not keep his weight up doesn't eat much what is wrong?
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Can see a doctor: A 7-8 year old child who complains of headaches often and/or who is not growing well, can see his primary care doctor. A pediatrician can interview the parents, examine the child, and work on diagnosing the problem. Some blood tests or other tests may be needed.
Answered 1/19/2021
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