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I sometimes have frequent headaches when i barely move my head, what can be the cause of this sensitivity?
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Hard to Say: Without a more complete history and examination including appropriate imaging studies it would be impossible to say. The origin could be from neck muscle issues or from the sinuses and middle ear. Your situation needs a pretty sophisticated or thorough workup to get resolved.
Answered 11/6/2014
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