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Have high prolactin. when i have a couple of drinks i get eye pain headache insomnia and pronounced heartbeat. how can i treat the headache?
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Avoid alcohol: Treat the alcohol induced headache by not getting it in the first place. #1. Stop the alcoholic beverages. #2. If possible treat the cause for increased prolactin.
Answered 7/8/2013
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