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Headache during pregnancy
My 16th week is going on.. And I am facing headache almost daily. My Doctor gave me Paracetamol for pain relief.. My headache have not gone without taking painkiller.. So, is paracetamol safe if I takes 5-6 days a week..?
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Avoid prolonged fasting
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Headache is quite common in pregnancy due to progesterone effect of vasodilation.
If its bothering u throughout the week,I feel Please have a thorough eye checkup if u have specs.
Secondly sinusitis should be ruled out if u have a tendancy of frequent cold. Thirdly,migraine to be ruled out.
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drink coffee during headache,caffeine helps.
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