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Q: Headaches Everyday

asked by: v-ballrox on December 31st, 2004

New User

I'm a 13 year old girl and I get headaches everyday, bad headaches were I just feel like sleeping. Also i've been really tired and i've been at least getting 8 hours of sleep everynight and 12 at the most, but yet i'm always tired. My headaches are near the rigth side of my head near the cerrebellum.Also I have this bump there, it's not like a knot either, i've been getting these headaches for like 2 months now, but i've always had a bad record of headaches. And sometimes my rigtht eye starts to hurt and when I open and close it it makes a popping sound. And recently I started stuttering (just a little bit, not much at all), could this have anyhting do with it.Please help me, i"m relly scared!!! :(

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wakkochic17

replied on December 31st, 2004

Experienced User

Have you talked to your parents about this? I would really recommend getting a doctors opinion. It may be as simple as you getting migraines, but it could be more. Either way you should get a professional opinion. They can at least give you meds for your headache if nothing else.. There's no reason to have to suffer every day. Good luck!

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