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QUESTION:
I have had headaches in the back of my head everyday for about 2.5 weeks now. They don’t go away with Advil, Tylenol, or aspirin. But stopped taking them after about a week. What do you think cause the headaches in the back of the head?

REPLY:
There are so many possibilities that it is impossible to answer this question with out your medical history and an examination. Head pain that persists as yours has needs to be diagnosed and relieved. Please call your doctor immediately for an appointment.
Teri Robert
(Dr. Krusz concurs)

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