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Other then dehydration or sleep deprivation what are some other possible causes of frequent headaches /dizziness.

I eat relatively healthy/ some kind of exercise 2-3 times a week.


:mad: Its really making it difficult to concentrate in class at the moment,and I keep nearly falling over in class.


Getting at least 8 hrs of sleep,and have increased water consumption at the moment.

Could it be stress related? I don't currently feel stressed but :uhoh: dunno
 
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I get enough sleep, eat healthy, drink lots of water, not stressed at all, yet recently I've been getting severe headaches, to make it worse I continue studying with the headaches ._.
I think a potential cause for this is sitting in front of my computer for too long, what about you?
 

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Doubt it but I guess that's a possibility . After yearlies are over I'll cut down on computer time to see if that impacts it.
 

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Does anyone here get headaches from stress or anxiety?
 

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I get enough sleep, eat healthy, drink lots of water, not stressed at all, yet recently I've been getting severe headaches, to make it worse I continue studying with the headaches ._.
I think a potential cause for this is sitting in front of my computer for too long, what about you?
it's a brain tumor
 

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It may be the computer or using technology too much?

Headaches can happen with stress... not sure about anxiety :)
 

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Have you consulted a doctor for it? I think you need to see a doctor. Too much stress do cause headaches, just to be safe consult a doctor. Read this for some more details.
 

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You might be stressed from workload.. coz 8hrs sleep and healthy food should keep you functioning fine. Maybe sleep a bit earlier. Perhaps you are spending too much time on the PC/mobile/electronic screen. Don't consume much, alcohol, drugs or smoke. Or are you depressed about something in your life? You should see your doctor for advice.
 

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to name a few vitamin b12 deficiency, food allergies or intolerance, auto immune diseases lyk crohns, hayfever, poor posture, electrolyte imbalance, heat, need for glasses etc. u can still get vitamin deficiencies even doe u eat dem eg not processing & absorbin properly or dey destroyed in cookin process
 

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Keep away from technology before going to sleep (at least 30 minutes). Take naps during the day. (best if you make them a regular thing)
 

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look i wld go ahead n see a doctor

might find u hav a tumor or sumthing

better safe den sorry afta all dis is just interweb speculation
 

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Headaches and dizziness can be caused by so many things - it could be some nutritional deficiency or something like low blood pressure.

It's not a good idea to try and self diagnose due to bias when judging yourself, I highly recommend that you see the doctor. The fact that it occurs often is something of concern.
 

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If you're accustomed to having coffee everyday, have it as soon as you wake up. If you wait a few hours, a headache will start developing, and it will become worse when you drink the coffee. If you wanna remedy the situation once the headache is there, drink a bottle of water within the span of five minutes, then proceed to have a mild coffee (the strength of which depends on your tolerance which I obviously can't deduce from anything you said). It should go away. Old thread, but good luck.
 

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