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Having headaches once a day and when he talks most time have to stop and rest. what is wrong?
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Chronic headaches: When a person has daily headaches, they should see a neurologist to determine the cause. Having to stop for a brief period to allow the pain to subside. Alternatively, migraine headaches may cause speech arrest, so resting for a while may allow speech to return.
Answered 8/24/2013
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