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Are headaches normal?
by kmh86, May 16, 2008 10:21AM
I am constantly getting headaches (a few times a week). I believe the headaches are due to not eating on a regular schedule. If I don’t constantly eat something my head will hurt sometimes it gets to the point where my head hurts so bad that I get nauseous and throw up (about once a month).
I am a student and when I’m in school I eat on a VERY regular schedule because meals are served at a certain time. However, now it is summer and I work I can’t eat at those same times.
Is there any thing I can do to prevent this? Is this a sign of diabetes? Should I see a doctor?
I am a student and when I’m in school I eat on a VERY regular schedule because meals are served at a certain time. However, now it is summer and I work I can’t eat at those same times.
Is there any thing I can do to prevent this? Is this a sign of diabetes? Should I see a doctor?
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by madgeOwens, May 20, 2008 01:55AM
Migrains will cause vomiting. Stay away from caffein. Hunger could be bringing your headaches on.....have something even if its something on the run.
by rosebudlady46, Jun 02, 2008 12:54PM
To: Are headaches normal?
headaches can be caused also by high blood pressure which some people get having diabetes.so if you keep having this go check your blood pressure at a drug store see if your blood pressure is at a normal rate.then if thats okay some times seasons can cause headaches sinus and allegeries.being a diabetic we must drink water and try to keep plenty of fluids in our bodys.try those things and see what happens okay.
by madgeOwens, Jun 04, 2008 10:19PM
High blood pressure is called the silent killer because there is usually no symptoms. Frequent headaches are not normal, you need to see the doc.
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