Red : Red wine contains a substance called tyramine, also found in aged cheeses, and some processed meats. It is a common trigger of migraine headaches. There are also many other triggers of migraine headaches, so while i can't say whether the red wine is the cause, it is certainly a possibility. There are many other food and behavioral triggers as well. Speak to your doctor about other common triggers to avoid and treatment options for migraine headaches.
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Could be allergies: You could be allergic to sulphites in red wine. Read the label on the bottle! try either straight vodka or scotch if you must consume alcohol.
Answered 12/9/2013
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