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I have pain in my head with a long time especially when i awake from sleep what should i do?please write some medicine also
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Pain: After sleeping and waking with head pain may be related to muscle tension or tighening. Antiinflammatory or pain medication before bed/after waking can be helpful (advil, tylenol, (acetaminophen) aleve). Unfortunately this can be due to something more serious like spasm of blood vessels due to low oxygen, so if first thing does not work, see doctor.
Answered 5/4/2013
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