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i get headaches frequently too. they derail many of my days...
i think a lot of them are related to my sleep's quality/position/envir., etc. and those are also affected by my consumption amount & consum. timing of sugar, caffeine, certain meds, blue light, noise, videos, etc etc etc
let's keep trying! I'm rooting for you!
I have migraine and a protein degraded substance called tyramin is the culprit for me. It's actually quite comman as a migraine trigger, I wonder why it's not talked about more.
Have you ever noticed a connection with cheese or salami or red wine? It was quite hard for me to connect because the migraine only gets triggered after I already had brainfog for a week or so, but tyramine also is responsible for the brainfog. And it's in every damn food but in varying amounts. Like I'd eat some cheese, get brainfog, eat canned beans, leftovers, some processed shit and then a week later I get a migraine from cheese.
Anyways these headaches I had were lack of sleep and autumn weather.
Oh damn I was thinking about that/some food being a trigger. Thanks for the insight I will dig into that.
Procrastinating btw. but this was so worth it. symsinj if this is going to be true you are an angel and a good friendly person nevertheless.
that's really interesting. i didn't know about the connection to that substance.
red wine does give me powerful headaches and neck pain within a few minutes. many types of alcohol do also, to lesser degrees than red wine.
until this moment, I'd forgotten how similar that pain pattern is to my migraines. I'll try to discuss with my doctor. Thanks!
Good luck on your journy :)