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Headache
I've little headache in morning for past two days , it like progressively increases to an extent and then slows down by evening without any medication, not sure why is it happening
Sometimes I've a right ear clogged feeling too
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Hi
There could be many causes of headache
Like Migraine, sinusitis, stress headache , eyes ( refractory error ) etc
As you get early morning headache it could be due to sinusitis
Do you have pain over / above your eyes?
Blocked nose/ sneezing?
You can try taking steam twice a day , increase water intake
And if its due to sinusitis symptoms will be relieved
Detailed history and examination will be required to find out the cause
Take care
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Dr. Dharmendra Singh
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17 yrs exp
Indore
Check BP in morning
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Dr. Lakin Vira
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14 yrs exp
Mumbai
Has this happened earlier, taking any meds for the same?
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