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    An allergy headache occurs when allergy symptoms trigger a headache. The headache may be directly triggered by sinus pain, resulting in a sinus headache. It could also be indirectly triggered by a nervous system reaction to the allergy, causing a migraine.

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The first of its kind, direct care multispecialty practice located in San Antonio, Texas

  • 7434 Louis Pasteur Drive, Suite 110,
    San Antonio, TX 78229
  • Practice Hours:
    Monday - Friday : 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

7434 Louis Pasteur Drive, Suite 110,
San Antonio, TX 78229