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Old 03-25-2011, 02:03 PM #1
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Default is it just good days and bad days ...or all depends on what you did??

so....if I didn't necessarily overdo it...going out, reading, computer tv, then is it just good days and bad days?

I'm trying to notice a pattern so I don't do the things that bring on the lightheadness and headaches, but sometimes even just staying home and a good night sleep...and I will wake up exhausted and then the headache comes on.

do you guys notice your symptoms come on right away?? or do you suffer the next day or two?
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