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Is it normal to have headaches almost every day for my 11 year old boy?
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No: Daily headaches are not normal. While they may not be serious, it warrants getting him checked out. Could be vision problems, tension, sinus problems, mild dehydration, or any number of things.
Answered 7/10/2015
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