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Q: What causes me to wake up with a migraine or a chronic everyday headache?
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12/27/09 6:58pm
Paula,
Waking with a Migraine or headache is quite often an indication of sleep issues. Too much, too little, disrupted, and poor quality sleep can all be triggers. For more information on this, please watch our video Migraines, Headaches, and Sleep.
Hope this helps!
Teri
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Thank you! I do have sleep issues but mostly because I cant fall asleep due to having a headache. I'm going to watch the video. Thanks again
Paula