Is it possible for one person to have several types of headaches?
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Is it possible for one person to have several types of headaches?
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Dr. Brijesh Chandwani
Pain Management
In brief: Yes
It is possible to have more than one type of headache.
Consult a pain physician or a neurologist for a comprehensive evaluation and management plan; it can get frustrating to have frequent headaches.
In brief: Yes
It is possible to have more than one type of headache.
Consult a pain physician or a neurologist for a comprehensive evaluation and management plan; it can get frustrating to have frequent headaches.
Dr. Brijesh Chandwani
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Dr. Ankush Bansal
Internal Medicine
In brief: Yes
Assuming the headache is not caused by something more serious like stroke, increased intracranial pressure, or an inflammatory disorder like giant cell arteritis, one can have a combination of the 3 most common types of headaches: cluster, tension, and migraine.
In brief: Yes
Assuming the headache is not caused by something more serious like stroke, increased intracranial pressure, or an inflammatory disorder like giant cell arteritis, one can have a combination of the 3 most common types of headaches: cluster, tension, and migraine.
Dr. Ankush Bansal
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