Dehydration and Migraine
Still looking for the trigger that brings on those blinding migraine headaches? Could it be dehydration? Teri Robert, MyMigraineConnection Lead Expert, explains it this way:
Dehydration can be a major issue, both in and of itself and as a headache or Migraine trigger. Many people mistakenly think it occurs only in hot weather and that you're not dehydrated if you're not thirsty. Both of these misconceptions lead to many cases of dehydration
Doctor Bingham's Blog tells us:
The majority of headaches are benign and are caused by dehydration, muscle spasms, stress or veterbral misalignments. It is important to know what type of headache you are suffering from prior to prescribing a type of treatment. If you are suffering from a dehydration headache, all the aspirin in the world won't decrease your pain.
February 11th, 2009 at 11:03 pm
Headache is one common problem that everyone faces. Like other sicknesses, even headache has its genres depending upon nature and causes of headache.
May 21st, 2009 at 12:07 am
Dehydration can be a major issue, both in and of itself and as a headache or Migraine trigger. Many people mistakenly think it occurs only in hot weather
October 9th, 2009 at 1:34 am
My opinion on migrane pain is that it is an ice cream headache or an vascular headache. It is more common in women than that of men.There is no cure for migraine.Nevertheless,
February 15th, 2010 at 10:19 am
I can always tell when I haven’t gotten enough to drink because those pains start rearing up in my neck and head. Not enough hydration inhibits proper blood flow. Not comfortable to endure! Thanks for the post!