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The left part of my brain frequently aches, what could be wrong?
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Get evaluated: If you have frequent headaches or pains in your head (not your brain, it doesn't have pain receptors) you should go to a physician and get checked out. They may recommend imaging tests (ct scan or mri) to rule out any vascular issues or, and don't panic here... Growths.
Answered 5/14/2016
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