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Old 01-16-2012, 12:07 AM #1
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I have this really bad headache. Its like a sharp pain in the front moving to the sides and on down to my neck. Sometimes it even gets so bad that i get dizzy and have to sit down for a minute. Can anyone tell me what it is or whats happening to me. I never had this before its new to me and its weird. I'm scared, it just started doing this everyday for like two to three weeks now.
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