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1 year ago my mother fell down and the back side of her head got hurt. Since 1 year she's experiencing headache. Today my mommy went to a neurologist... He didn't tell her to take a CT scan.... I mean how can he be so sure without looking into her brain? He just gave her 2 mins.... He told her that it's a neck problem and prescribed 2 months of medicine.... Should We trust that doctor or undergo a CT scan?
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1. When did the Headache first start ( First Significant Headache ) The first time ? 2. How many days per month this headache happens ? 3.Is the headache localised to any particular portion or is it generalized to all the head? 4. Is it in half side of the head ? 5. Is it localised to one eye ? 6. What's the severity of Headache  on a scale of 1 to 10 ? 7. Do you Have any  - Nausea, Sinus problem, Visual problem, Aura , inability to tolerate bright light or high sound? 8. Any neck pain, heaviness of head , numbness and tingling of arms, Giddiness? 9. Any stress from work or family ? 10. Any Headache triggers - weather , Smoking, Drinking, Menstruation, Missing a meal, coffee, cheese , heavy food ? Please answer for good diagnosis and treatment.
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