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Are getting headaches when you are tired normal?
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Can Be: Can be. Sleep is critical to good health. Be sure you are well hydrated -- your urine should be clear to light translucent yellow. If darker or cloudy you are dehydrated and this leads to headaches, irritability, and just feeling run down. Drink and sleep ! Good Luck.
Answered 7/29/2015
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