You also have headaches due to prolonged periods of studying. It leads to fatigue.

• Studying for a test and then not getting the desired result can also lead to frustrations that paves way for headaches.
• Constantly thinking and studying can also lead to headaches. 

1. Preferred time slot for studying: Always aim to have a preferred time for studying when your energy levels are at a peak. Try to cover the most important topics at that time to avoid developing headaches. 
2. Try Pomodoro method
3. Take frequent breaks
4. Reset from a slump: Whenever you fail, try to analyze why you failed and then get back without having any frustrations. I know it hurts a lot, but get back into the Do-it mode! 
5. Re-energize with energy-dense snacks

If your eyes water and you have headaches, maybe it’s time to get a checkup for your eyesight. 

To avoid this:

• Go for regular eye checkups and consult a doctor.
• Read books for a distance of 25 cm. 
• Do not strain yourself by overstudying, it causes more pain. 

In today’s world when the entire world is going digital, this problem is inevitable. Staring at mobile phones and laptops can wreak havoc on your headaches. 

1. Take breaks frequently and use the time to stretch your body and do some light yoga.  
2. Avoid sitting and working for a longer period of time. It is advisable to not sit for longer than 20-30 minutes if you are studying from your laptop.
3. If your preparation requires you to stare at a computer screen, then make sure that during breaks or free time, you do not use any type of technology or screen.

Often we don’t understand it but an incorrect posture also can lead to shoulder and headaches. It is advisable to maintain a good posture while studying.

To avoid this:

1. Don’t face downwards while studying
2. Keep your spine straight
3. Study at a desk or table

Migraines are intense pain that occurs in the temples of the head, in the forehead, and also affect your shoulder and neck.

There are mainly various triggers that lead to migraine pain. This type of pain can last up to hours and for some, it might be days.

If you have an intense migraine, you might have to be injected with medicine to reduce it.

• Know the triggers: Some of the triggers can be chocolate, caffeine, any eating habit, or any stress-related issue. If you can detect the triggering factor, you can avoid it to reduce the migraine effect. 
• Avoid caffeine
•  Stay hydrated
• Reduce stress: Reduce stress at all costs! Do meditation, journal your thoughts away, and reduce the stress. 
• Balanced lifestyle: Don’t just study but keep exercising and eat healthily. Have a positive attitude towards life.