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Right side headache
I am getting frequent sudden headaches on my right. It is very often and I have already consulted two doctors and one say it's astigmatism but the other says it's migraine. I am also wearing glasses from past 8 years.. my glasses changed to cylinder also. I wear it regularly. But even then I get headache. from last 2 years I have this headache issue. I can't turn right when I get this headache. Is this issue related to my brain or my eyes? Can I know what's the reason behind this? Is it related to the stress levels I undergo?
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