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Can i get headaches from hormonal changes although i'm a boy?
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Yes: But i would be interested in more detail. When do they occur? What makes them better? Maybe you are not drinking enough or eating enough or eating something that causes them (junk food). It is a little unusual for a teenage boy to have headaches blamed solely on hormonal fluctuations.
Answered 6/14/2013
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