Why do you get a headache after drinking a slurpee?
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THAT'S BRAIN FREEZE.Thats a reaction  triggered by the cold food etc coming into contact with the roof of your mouth. It irritates nerves in the region causing them to spasm. These nerves cause the blood vessels in the brain to dilate. When vessels in the brain dilate, u get a headache. Putting your tongue to the roof of your mouth  can help the pain or drink room temp water.
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Different foods can trigger headaches for different people.  You should research the foods that can trigger them and see if you are eating too many of them.  When you have a headache, lay down in a dark, quiet room with a heat pack on your head (actually some people prefer cold packs, but I like warm packs better)  Get well soon!
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It may be a vast change from your norm...and if you are used to coffee or soda (caffiene) that can cause the headaches and most diet programs discourage drinking caffienated drinks.\n\nHang in there a while longer if you can...it may just take your body a few days to adjust...and take some ibuprofen for that headache...
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Studies have shown that since the human body is made mostly of water.. If you have a headache, try drinking a glass of water..\n or two.. \n Also, have your eyes checked.and wear sunglasses while outside.
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Yep I get a massive migraine after drinking alcohol.  I think it shuts something in my system down.  It's just not good to everyone.
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drink lots of water and take headache tablets. nuff said.
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I used to have the problem, you're having withdrawl from caffiene when you get the headache. You could also be having other symptoms and not even noticing it. Check out my source if you want to know more. They have quite a bit!
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Well a headache can only be caused by so many things. The first guess would be water. If you're dehydrated, that can cause headaches. Ironically caffeine can be a surefire headache relief, but dehydrates the body. Funny isn't it? Just check the back of a bottle of excedrin and find mr. caffeine included.\n\nSo yeah, drink a ton of water, wait a little bit, if that fails, then have a cup of coffee or something and continue drinking water to keep hydrated.
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NO. IF YOU DONT DRINK ENOUGH WATER IT WILL GIVE YOU CRAMPS, FATIGUE AND A HEADACHE. SO YOU SHOULD DRINK IT BEFORE DURING AND AFTER.
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Wait the recommended time period before taking any additional pain medications (over the counter or otherwise).  In the meantime, if you regularly consume caffeine and have not had any this morning, this may be the cause of your headache.  Also, try allowing a peppermint to dissolve in your mouth.  The scent of the mint can ease a headache, and the ingestion of the mint may prevent and/or relieve nausea.
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NOoooooo, don't do it you will drink to much and get a headache.
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You can try turning off the lights, if it is possible.  Often the major culprit of headaches is light.  Also try massaging your temples, starting lightly and gradually applying more pressure.  Drink a lot of water.  Don't drink anything with caffeine or sugar, as they can make a headache much worse.
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It's the aspartame in diet drinks that hurt you.  There are a variety of symptoms and illnesses associated with it.\n\nThe College of Physicians has implicated ASPARTAMINE in any number of TERMINAL and SKYROCKETING USA diseases including M.S., Lupus, Fibromialgia, Diabetes, Manic Depression and Brain Tumors.\n\nPersonally, it makes my tongue numb and gives me a headache.\n\nCheck out this site for information.
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Drinks lots of water.  Most headaches are a sign of dehydration
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Caffeine withdrawal will cause headache that shoots through the sides of the head also.
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Headache and stomach ache are symptoms.
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Hiccups are commonly caused by distention of the stomach, which you get if you eat too much, drink carbonated beverages, or swallow too much air. This suggests hiccup as a sequela to boozing may be more the result of fizzy mixers than alcohol itself. Or else you just slurp.\n\nLots of other things can cause hiccups too, some of them pretty scary. Skimming through a long list, I see skull fracture, epilepsy, diabetes mellitus, myocardial infarction, tuberculosis, meningitis, bowel obstruction, and ulcerative colitis.