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liver cirrhosis and severe headaches

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I have fairly advanced liver cirrhosis, I take thiamine , omeprazole , folic acid , rifaxamin , vitamin B 1 and a baby aspirin in the morning Any advice if any of these could be contributing to my headaches would be greatly appreciated Thank you

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Headaches with (or without) cirrhosis can have many causes. HE can contribute as well with swelling, etc. Do you have other symptoms of HE? You mentioned you're on rifaximin. Are you on lactulose as well?

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I have not had any one to ever confirm but if you do let me know?? Have had migraines every day and have no reason why, I often wonder if it is my NASH ????

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