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Q: Headaches , constantly tired ??

asked by: lilwhitham on July 12th, 2009

New User

Hi I’m 21 and am starting to get some wicked head aches, my parents seem to think it has something to do with me breaking my back 2 years ago – I have been going to a Neuromuscular massage therapist which seems to be helping but lately I have noticed that I am constantly tired and am walking into things, Example: I’ll walk past a desk at work and accidently clip the edge of it or stupid things like that.
Is this normal?

Replies(2)

MyrahU

replied on July 15th, 2009

Active User, very eHealthy

No, not normal. Have you seen a neurologist?

lilwhitham

replied on July 15th, 2009

New User

No I went to my normal doctor the other day and we figured out it was because I was taking 2 different medications that did not agree with each other and was making me not 100% but its all sorted now and hopefully fingers crossed I only get better.

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