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Might it be that a hit to the head cause a migraine?
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Yes: It is possible for head trauma to cause headache as well as other symptoms that make up a post concussive syndrome. However, people who get hit in the head who have a prior history of migraines, can sometimes find that migraines become more frequent.
Answered 10/9/2017
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