This often happens to me - you might want to consider allergic triggers, such as the laundry detergent or fabric softener you use on your sheets (try a perfume free one of both), or other triggers such as smoke because you made a fire in the fireplace the night before. I have found both of these will cause a migraine the next morning, regardless of the quality of the sleep. Also, getting too hot while sleeping is another potential cause.
Good luck!
Lori
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