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Hi. my 10 year old son woke up this morning with a light sensitive headache?
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Possible Migraine: Your son may have a migrainous headache. Avoid migraine trigger foods including chocolate, processed meats. Provide Motrin, fluids, rest and avoid dehydration. Rest in a dark room may be helpful. If there headaches are worse or persistent, please see your pediatrician.
Answered 2/14/2021
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