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Long term headache

Hello my name is cristal and i am a 19 year old female and i have had repetative headaches all my life now as I have gotten older they have gotten worse. Now the headaches last for days and are throbbing headaches. Also when I have a bad headache I get heart burn dizziness and nausua. I have not had a MRI or a CT scan. I have had  5 head injuries and 2 of them were major. All the medicine I take doesn't help them at all..please help
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Hi Cristal,
How are you? With your history of head injuries, it is best that you have this checked by your doctor or be referred to a neurologist for proper evaluation. Stronger prescription medications may help provide relief. Imaging studies are also important to rule out any organic issues. Take care and do keep us posted.
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  Cristal...go to ur Dr and have a cervical spine and brain MRI...u could have some trauma induced issues that were not addressed with the injuries since u did not have MRI's...which may I ask y not? especially if 2 were major injuries?

  Please post an update after u find out what is going on

      Good luck
       "selma"
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