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Old 12-27-2008, 10:04 AM #1
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Default Every day Head Ache
Any one get this---It may not be everyday but darn close to it!

My PCP is baffled--Umm--That leaves me--In Chronic non stop pain with multi day of the week head bangers--Um-ya. I'm the real baffled one Doc---You are the relatively healthy one sir!

Anyone else suffer with these---Who can give some helpful info so I can pass it to doc number 9- or 10--

Thanks in a advance
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