Severe Migraines
Severe Migraines
severe migraines! Can you help me?hello, I have 16 and get very severe migraines during the summer or when its extremely hot. often occur to the right, left, center, center and sides of my head. Many times, these migraines mess up my vision, and make my eyes feel as if effort. Can anyone tell me why they occur on different sides, and how to deal when I get these headaches. much appreciated. my doctor tells me is that I eat something caffienated sweet or drink. please help me. Thank you.
OK, more than likely, is a matter of dehydration. Make sure you are drinking lots of water 2-4 liters of water a day. Also, do not drink soft drinks, energy drinks or coffee. These will cause further dehydration. I know many people I told them to drink beverages with caffeine for migraines. However, if this is a headache, dehydration, this will make it worse. If you must drink a caffeinated drinks, try some different types of tea. Do not get dehydrated as bad as the other drinks with caffeine. If you choose a coffee, energy drinks or soda remember this, for every two cups of coffee, a soda or an energy drink, you need additional drink a liter (32 oz) (4cups) of water to counteract dehydration. In addition, if there is a migraine, I recommended chiropractic care. Chiropractic has helped many people with migraine. Hope this helps. Really I wish you the best.
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