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How to eliminate headache caused by hot weather?
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Stay hydrated: If in fact your headache is due to hot weather, which is questionable, it may be a result of diminished circulating blood volume as a result of excess fluid loss by perspiration. Stay well hydrated and if this does not correct things, see a doctor.
Answered 3/26/2013
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