do u get a headache when sleeping with your head directly under a  fan?
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Just a guess, but you might consider changing the air filter in your house often and dusting the fan blades off. Sounds like allergies and you may be breathing through your mouth when you sleep which allows more dust in your lungs.
682923
Force yourself to wake up too early. Stay awake all day until bedtime, no power naps. I had the same problem for about a month a couple weeks ago, turns out it was the fan I had in my window. It's one of those kinds you leave on and it automatically turns on and off according to tempature. As soon as I turned that thing off I slept like a baby. Maybe something is distracting you from sleeping better as well. Just a thought...
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It Sounds Like Ur Fan haz Had It I Had The Same Thing Happed To Me U Just Need To Replace The Fan Its Cheap To Replace And Easy To Do Hope That Helps
573322
i get rid of all my headaches by going into a dark room, turning on some white noise, like a fan and going to sleep.  Most headaches are caused by to much blood flowing through the blood vessels of your brain, causing the ache, if you hold your temples or where its aching and put slight pressure on the area that gives temporary relief, but i'd also try the cold compresses while your going to sleep.
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A tension headache is a condition involving pain or discomfort in the head, scalp, or neck, usually associated with muscle tightness in these areas. Tension headaches result from the contraction of neck and scalp muscles. One cause of this muscle contraction is a response to stress, depression or anxiety. Any activity that causes the head to be held in one position for a long time without moving can cause a headache. Such activities include typing or use of computers, fine work with the hands, and use of a microscope. Sleeping in a cold room or sleeping with the neck in an abnormal position may also trigger this type of headache. Other causes include eye strain, fatigue, alcohol use, excessive smoking, excessive caffeine use, sinus infection, nasal congestion, overexertion, colds, and influenza. Tension headaches are not associated with structural lesions in the brain.
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Does a fan cool you down when it blows on you? As long as your breathe is cooler than the food, it will cool it.
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The fan works to cool your comp. down when it gets a but hot.\nIt will turn off and on to maintain the temp at a reasonable level. \nJust like a thematic fan on a car does to keep the radiator cool.\nWhne you use more power from the comp it gets warmer quicker, There is nothing to worry about.
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That depends on a lot of things, like your natural resistance, how bright your screen is, how fast objects on the screen are moving, quality/sharpness of the images, your stress level while playing...\n\nThe games I play are largely stationary/ intellectual/ detailed/ interactive and I've played for days on end with nearly no sleep without getting a headache.  It is normally the case that I don't get a headache no matter what, but there have been times where I got a headache in an hour or so for whatever reason...
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worry, stress lack of sleep well that's why i get so many headaches. take some strong painkillers or if you are getting Head aches alot go see your GP just to rule out any other causes
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More likely, your fan is bad.  If it was the power supply, you would notice more issues with the actual computer.
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its probably ok for your brain...probably the same as if you fell asleep somewhere where music was playing\n\nid worry more about my ears
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A fan blowing on you can cause you to get stuffed up and congested but I don't think it can make you sick. Try directing it away from your face and see if it helps. I never have my fan blowing toward my face at night if I can help it. It just makes me get too stuffy.
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The fan's job is to cool the computer.  It doesn't have much to do with how much work you're doing on it.  Sometimes the fan is just working harder because the computer has been on a long time.
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i used to get buzzing noises... they were either from my old 256MB graphics card (2 years old)...or it was my CPU fan... I used to lubricate the fans to shut it up...had to do that every month...
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If you have a fan that sucks in the hot air, I recommend that you turn it on. All that is happening is that it's too hot in there and your body can't cool off.
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The fan on your desk takes energy in the form of electricity out of the wall socket. At the motor this energy is transformed into rotational kinetic energy that moves the shaft and the fan blades around. The shape of the fan blades cutting through the still air transfers energy into the air to make it move also.\n\nThere are more energy transfers taking place when that moving air hits your face and makes you feel cooooool.
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the fan will have negligible effect, unless it can cause significant turnover in the room.  Assuming it does, the location of the fan dictates its effect.  At the top of the door, a fan would pull warm air and cycle in cool air near the floor.  The opposite would occur if placed on the floor.