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Headache problem
Headaches include tension headaches, migraine or cluster headaches, sinus headaches, and headaches that begin in your neck. You may have a mild headache with a cold, the flu, or other viral illnesses when you also have a low fever.
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Hello I understand your concern
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HELLO,
AVOID FLAVOURED THINGS LIKE HAIR OIL, AGARBATTI, SOAP DEO,PERFUMES.
AVOID CHEESE, PANEERSUPARI, PAAN ETC ETC ETC.
TABLET NEPROSYN 250TWO-TIME A DAY AFTER LUNCH N DINNER TILL HEADACHE PERSISTS.
TABLET PROPRANOLOL 40MG ONE AT NIGHT FOR FIFTEEN TO TWENTY DAYS.IF YOU FEEL BETTER CONTINUE IT.
TABLET ETIZOLA PLUS ONE AT NIGHT FOR FIFTEEN TO TWENTY DAYS.IF YOUR STRESS LEVEL DECREASE CONTINUE IT.
O.K BYE.
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