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If you get really bad headaches everyday what could that mean?
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Depends: If it is a new onset headache you should have an MRI to rule out any brain cause for the headache. If it is a chronic headache, meaning you have headaches for a long time, there might be a chance that you have associated myofascial pain and/or other factors related to headache etiologym like sleep bruxism(teeth grinding).
Answered 6/10/2014
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