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Avoid migraine-related headaches

Avoid migraine-related headaches

  • 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.

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Headaches have become a regular occurrence for students and many of them feel vulnerable when dealing with this problem. Here are some steps you can take to avoid it!✨

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