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"It is not normal to have a headache"

Observador11 September 2026 at 10:45

Cephalalgia, commonly known as a headache, is a symptom that should not be ignored. The article warns that it is not normal to experience headaches, even though they are considered common by society.

The main message is that the simple presence of this symptom should be a sufficient reason to seek medical help. The article directly appeals to people who constantly suffer from headaches to seek professional health care.

This is a public health alert aimed at raising awareness among the population about the importance of not trivializing headaches and of investigating them properly through medical consultation.

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