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Old 09-05-2009, 10:53 AM #8
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I personally think that you have an underlying problem, depending on where you have the headaches it could be as simple as a minor neck adjustment or maybe cerebral spinal fluid adjustment, a visit to a good doc who actually understands the neck and brain, in my case its my chiropractor, would probably be very helpful.

Weird thing is through all my symptoms after the TBI/Last concussion I only had minor headaches for 2 weeks...
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