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35 weeks and having a headache is it dangerous?
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It could be: The first thing to find out is whether it is a single or sporadic head ache or persistent . The second point will be what are the associated symptoms like any change in blood pressure , change in mental state . If it persist and accompanied by other symptoms , see your obgyn doc.
Answered 9/4/2013
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