Why is my daughter having frequent headaches?

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I understand your concern. This could be a case of vestibular migraine as there are headaches associated with dizziness. Some major inciting factor always triggers migraines. This major factor has to be identified and avoided as much as possible. Please try to see the different things she's getting exposed to throughout the day. The most common causes of migraine headaches are: 1) Extensive exposure to screen. 2) Inappropriate timing of meals. 3) Exposure to sunlight or loud sounds. 4) Multiple nutritional deficiencies. 5) Acid reflux. 6) Long-term drug intake (medications). 7) Visual acuity disturbances. I have enlisted very few most common factors, but it is challenging for me to determine the cause in your case without medical history and physical examination. I suggest Labyrinthine derivatives and antimigraine drugs for the time being. I do not suggest the long-term consumption of any particular drug as they have their side effects. After following all the instructions, if there is no relief. I would also suggest an MRI (Magnetic resonance imaging) to rule out any other neurological cause of the migraine and dizziness. If tinnitus is associated with hearing loss, I suggest pure tone audiometry. Consult an ENT (ear, nose, and throat) specialist in person for further queries. I hope this helps. Thank you.