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Q: Head Pains

asked by: Roberta on June 29th, 2005

New User

Can someone tell me what it means. I have pains in back of my head everyday it comes and goes? Can someone help me and tell me what it means? It happens every morning when I wake up its in back of my head I take 3 asprin to make it go away and it comes back a hour or two agine its been happeing for about 2 weeks now its a everyday thing. Ty if u can help me roberta

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anxietyfreak

replied on July 5th, 2005

Experienced User

Roberta,
I always get headpains, sometimes they are very bad and then sometimes they are not even noticeable. They cant hurt u, it's just that u get them. I always wake up every single day with a headache, and head pains during the rest of the day.

Roberta

replied on July 5th, 2005

New User

anxietyfreak wrote:

roberta,
I always get headpains, sometimes they are very bad and then sometimes they are not even noticeable. They cant hurt u, it's just that u get them. I always wake up every single day with a headache, and head pains during the rest of the day.

ya thats the same thing that happens to me. I wake up with a headach everyday sometimes they hurt and sometimes they do. But so your saying that is normal or no? Its just scarey.....Roberta

anxietyfreak

replied on July 5th, 2005

Experienced User

Yeah it's normal, dont get scared when u get these. They just come and go all the time. I always get them daily. I used to never notice until my anxiety started to act up really bad., but yes I promise u that ur fine.

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