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so we've got muscular origins of headaches we've got meningeal origins of headaches that is the the stuff around the brain and as it relates to the vasculature and we have neural origins of headaches and of course there's inflammation origins of headaches
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so we've got muscular origins of the ache in headache we have meningeal origins of the achin headache we have neural origins of the aching headache and we have inflammation-based origins of the ache in headache and that pertains to all the different types of headaches that we're going to talk about and it's important to keep in mind that there are these different sources of the ache and headache and that sometimes they exist alone and sometimes they exist in combination