Migraines: It is possible "if" you have some sensitivity to ingredients in the gum. Also the possibility related to a bite (occlusion) being off and not balanced. Sometimes headaches can be due to (tmj)temporalmandibular joint problems. Try avoiding gum for 2 weeks and see if you still have headaches. Have you discussed this with your medical doctor or dentist? They may want to run tests to diagnose properly.
Answered 11/7/2012
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Yes: Gum chewing can irritate the muscles and cause muscle tension headaches and muscle tension headaches that mimic migraines. True vascular migraines are a different problem.
Answered 10/3/2016
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