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Frequent headaches
I have frequent headaches once i get up in the morning... It usually starts as a mild but sometimes it is unbearable... Sometimes headache is like increasing... Increasing and then decreasing... Like a pressure once its increases and then normal...
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Since your headache is in the morning I guess it could be a sleep problem. You should do a sleep study.
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Dr. Krithishree
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Der r various types of headache. To understand better, detailed evaluation by a neurologist is required. It's a treatable condition, hence seek help at d earliest for early recovery.
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