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Headache when i shook my head
I had my blood test and i have typhoid. Its quite good now actually. Fever is not so high but when ever i shook my head it hurts a lot in different location everytime. When im still i dont feel any headache but as soon as i shook my head it pains a lot. Can you please tell me what it could be or its just due to fever or cold?
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Dr. Yogesh Kumar Sehrawat
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11 yrs exp
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Hello, headache as such usually associated with most of the fevers but some times there is inflammation of structures covering the brain and spinal cord, it's called meningitis, it must be ruled out. Other causes may not be that serious but meningitis is a serious issue. A specialist can rule out the cause of your headache. Take care.
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