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How to decrease headache, caused from heat and being under the sun?
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Headaches: After being in the sun and getting a painful headache, hydration is vital. Get lots of fluids like water and electrolytes to re-hydrate you as well as rest and healthy green vegetables!
Answered 11/11/2014
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