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Why do i get headache after eating something sweet?
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Many things.: There is a long list of things that can trigger migraines or headaches. Maybe is not the "sweet" but something else causing it . Substances hidden in certain foods may trigger them. Sulfites in certain wine, also chocolates, some fruits like straberries, bananas, meat, cheese may trigger it.
Answered 7/13/2020
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Too vague: Please repost and be more specific about what "something sweet" is.
Answered 6/23/2019
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