Migraine: How a poor night's sleep may trigger headaches
Researchers say a poor night's sleep or even the perception of unrestful sleep can predict or perhaps trigger a migraine headache the following day
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Researchers say a poor night's sleep or even the perception of unrestful sleep can predict or perhaps trigger a migraine headache the following day
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Researchers found that migraines and cluster headaches, two severe types, are strongly linked to our internal body clocks or circadian rhythms.
Cluster headache and migraine are strongly linked to the circadian system, new findings that could have significant treatment implications.
Circadian rhythms, the body’s so-called internal clock, may play a role in the timing of cluster headache and migraine attacks.