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Hello I am a 19 year old female and for about 3 months now I had got headaches, not very strong ones but stil. It usually changes sometimes it is on left sometimes on the right hemisphere of the brain. And also behind my eyes. I also have sometimes pain in my veins in my hand and my fingers. I also feel sometimes nauseous, mostly when I lay down, as if I couldnt eat anything, however I eat normal. I dont know what may be the cause, I could mention that I had laser eye surgery last year, or maybe because of my spine, because as you see I am still at school and I sit a lot for hours in one place. Hope you can find an answer to my problem. Thank you very much.
0 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:HeadacheHello I am a 19 year old female and for about 3 months now I had got headaches, not very strong ones but stil. It usually changes sometimes it is on left sometimes on the right hemisphere of the brain. And also behind my eyes. I also have sometimes pain in my veins in my hand and my fingers. I also feel sometimes nauseous, mostly when I lay down, as if I couldnt eat anything, however I eat normal. I dont know what may be the cause, I could mention that I had laser eye surgery last year, or maybe because of my spine, because as you see I am still at school and I sit a lot for hours in one place. Hope you can find an answer to my problem. Thank you very much. <img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/smile.gif" align="top" border="0">
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