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Why did i become so sensitive to the sun? i stay out for a few minutes and i feel nauseous, headache
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Sun sensitivity: Exposure to the sun is a known cause of migraine or other type of headache with associated nausea for some people. The sun effect can occur after only minutes. Occasionally a rise in body temperature after sun exposure can cause headache and nausea. Try drinking a good quantity of water before sun exposure and never go out in the sun if you're already dehydrated.
Answered 5/27/2020
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