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Old 03-06-2010, 06:51 PM #1
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Default Headache whats a person to do?
I had a nerve block in my neck and base of spinal cord about three months ago for headaches caused by misplaced neck during surgery. Oh my aching head its back with a vengence and its the weekend! My medications don't help. My PM doc doesnt have a on call service and the hospital does have anyone with any sense in it. I have my two kids and dads at work. He doesn't come home unless sombodys dying. I just dont know what to do. It hurts so bad. Any suggestions???
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