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Old 04-17-2011, 11:04 AM #6
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Mark...I had weird tremor thru my body later on...not just the headache.

I'm also taking my blood pressure during the day--trying to notice if the headache is worse is the pressure higher. right now..not much headpain but my pressure is 148/91 ...if the kit is right. I've always been borderline high.

I'm going to the neurologist wed...anything else I can ask/ try out before I go?

I do notice that laying down helps the head pain a little...
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