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It seems like the last few months have been extremely cold and the heating at home is dehydrating enough to cause me migraines, even though I drink plenty of water most days. Can anyone relate?
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Changes in weather, season, barometric pressure, and stress can impact blood flow and potentially trigger migraines. Some people have reported experiencing migraines due to changes in temperature or pressure. It's also possible that heat can exacerbate migraines for some individuals.
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