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Can Too Much Sleep Cause Migraines?
It may seem to migraine and headache sufferers that the pain interferes with how well they sleep. Recent studies, however, have found that getting a good night's rest is actually the first step in reducing or eliminating migraine and headache pain. Aids such as Ambien and Lunesta may help restore a normal sleep schedule.
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