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Persistent Head Pains, what could this be?

I have had a headache for the past three days on the left side of my head, i don't usually get headaches, very light pain though, I also have a tooth that needs a root canal, but am in absolutely no pain from it, and there is no symptom of an abscess. Is there a possibility it could be toxins from my tooth causing me to have this headache, or that i may be having an aneurysm as a side effect?. I have been taking amoxicilin, bactrim, and levaquin just in case of bacterial infection.
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it could be the nerve damage in the gums under your tooth are setting off problems higher up.
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Go to a chiropractor see if that helps could be ur neck or back producing the problem, nothing to worry about. All u need is to be adjusted and all ur problems will be solved. Oh also get a MRI done just in case, rather be safe then sorry. Good luck sweety, reply back on how you are doing!!
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