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How Can Severe Headache Be Treated?

I went to the e r two days ago because I have had a headache for a week that just will not go away. They gave me a I ve with what they call a headache cocktail. That did not work so they have me Butal acts caffeine it took it down a little and went home with a prescription of it. Never re aha Lily help with the headache. It seems to be getting worse. What should I do?
Thu, 29 Jun 2017
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Hi..

Welcome to healthcare magic.
According to your complain you have problem of severe headach.
Mention a intensity and duration of pain with aggravating factor.
Mention particular site of pain means one side or both side.
Detail history and physical examination give exact idea about problems.
Ct scan can done for further diagnosis.
Consult a neurologist for further diagnosis.
I hope my guidance helpful to you..
Take care.
Thank you.
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How Can Severe Headache Be Treated?

Hi.. Welcome to healthcare magic. According to your complain you have problem of severe headach. Mention a intensity and duration of pain with aggravating factor. Mention particular site of pain means one side or both side. Detail history and physical examination give exact idea about problems. Ct scan can done for further diagnosis. Consult a neurologist for further diagnosis. I hope my guidance helpful to you.. Take care. Thank you.