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I've had a headache for almost an year now, what can i do?
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RECURRENT HEADACHE: Any recurrent and persistant headache should be evaluated by your family doctor or clinic as it can be due to many causes.It may be tension headache, migraine, some tumor in your head, eye problems, musculoskeletal problems and other systemic diseases just a few and many more including high blood pressure etc.So get it checked.
Answered 12/10/2013
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Need evaluation: Headache can be benign or could be due serious vascular disease or tumor or eye problems.Full neurological and eye exam is neccessary.
Answered 8/9/2013
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