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I've had a mild headache at the back left of my head for about 2-3 days only really feel it every time i stand up from sitting or bed? what to do?
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It could just be: Tension or muscle strain. Also check your blood pressure. Normally below 130/85. Take care !
Answered 12/10/2013
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