Saturday Morning Headches

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  1. raymondphilippe profile image88
    raymondphilippeposted 9 years ago

    Saturday Morning Headches

    It's one of those Saturdays. Waking up with headache. Sounds familiar. What to do about it. Any tips?

  2. peachpurple profile image81
    peachpurpleposted 9 years ago

    Saturday is off day, maybe your brain is not used to waking up late

    1. raymondphilippe profile image88
      raymondphilippeposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Could well be the case ;-)

  3. artist101 profile image61
    artist101posted 9 years ago

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    Probably the most obvious of reasons for headaches include dehydration, eye sight, as well as hypoglycemia. Drink more water, 1/2 ounce per pound of body weight. Have your eyes checked, if you are squinting, this may easily be the cause, as well as over use of computers, and phones. Staring at the screens for long periods of time, can cause eye strain. Hypoglycemia, or low blood sugar, is easily resolved. By waking up with a headache, makes me think that the blood sugar has dropped out. By eating a small amount of sugar, is the headache relieved? If so, eat a light snack before bedtime, include a fat, it will stay with you longer. Whereas a carb, or sugar snack will cause a spike in sugar, and the resulting crash will be lower.

    Over the counter remedies including NSAIDS, include replacing electrolytes, such as potassium, a leading cause in headaches. Muscle spasms, magnesium. Helps the body, and mind to relax, tension headaches. Butterbur, or feverfew are herbals for migraine, combined with B6, have been proven as a preventative measure for migraines. If you are allergic to pollen, such as is the case with hayfever, proceed with caution. As well as chamomile, or any other derived from plants. If the above measurements do not improve symptoms, see your physician, as an underlying condition may be present
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    1. raymondphilippe profile image88
      raymondphilippeposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks for your elaborate answer. Appreciated

    2. artist101 profile image61
      artist101posted 9 years agoin reply to this

      You are welcome Raymond, I hope it helps! Headaches are very annoying, especially when they are chronic

 
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