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A 29-year-old female asked:

Had covid two months ago. have headache on top sides, middle of head, and right above neck pain; also like my head is being squeezed with temple pressure. have had for four days non stop. also, ear pain and cheek pain. should i be concerned?

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Dr. Michelle Mendez
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COVID-19 notwithstanding, a new onset 4 day long headache should be evaluated by your doctor. Even during times of a pandemic, other body issues can arise. The viral infection 2 months ago may have nothing to do with your current symptoms. You deserve to have this new problem evaluated soon, especially if nothing like this has ever happened to you before.
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Answered Jun 23, 2021
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