My heat related headache is slightly different from the ones everyone is describing and it is interesting reading this post because no one seems to understand these headaches and it feels as if I have one off unique condition, which is very frustrating and no doctor can help. My headache seems to be caused by overheating too, but the most common trigger is sleeping too warm. I usually sleep with a light sheet and only shorts because any kind of blanket, unless it's really cold, seems to have me waking up with a headache that usually lasts all day. I also get the headache from being in any way too hot, but am more susceptible in the mornings soon after waking. For example if I have just a slight headache, or even no headache, from the night before even wearing shoes and long pants in any sort of mild, 70 degree or so temperature, causes me to be unable to regulate my temperature and a migraine develops every time. The cause and pattern is very predictable.
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My heat related headache is slightly different from the ones everyone is describing and it is interesting reading this post because no one seems to understand these headaches and it feels as if I have one off unique condition, which is very frustrating and no doctor can help. My headache seems to be caused by overheating too, but the most common trigger is sleeping too warm. I usually sleep with a light sheet and only shorts because any kind of blanket, unless it's really cold, seems to have me waking up with a headache that usually lasts all day. I also get the headache from being in any way too hot, but am more susceptible in the mornings soon after waking. For example if I have just a slight headache, or even no headache, from the night before even wearing shoes and long pants in any sort of mild, 70 degree or so temperature, causes me to be unable to regulate my temperature and a migraine develops every time. The cause and pattern is very predictable.
January 24, 2017 - 12:12amThis Comment
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