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How do i recover from a serious headache?
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It depends on the ca: You must first find the cause of your headache, which will require a headache specialist or a neurologist to check you up. Most headaches are stress related or due to migraine for which there are many good medicines. A daily walk (especially in the mornings) can be most helpful to reduce some of the underlying stress(causes most of the headaches) till you find a good doctor to help you.
Answered 7/18/2013
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