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November 17, 2009 by dean · Leave a Comment
Sinus Headache is rare
Why is it that ‘sinus headache’ continues to be diagnosed so frequently. Whilst true sinus headache does exist most authorities agree that it is rare.
I have commented on this previously, so please refer to the ‘Home Page’ and key in the search term ‘Sinus Headache’.
Cheers
Dean
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