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Where i live we are currently having a heatwave and is headaches and loss of appetite caused by the heat?
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Heat AND dehydration can do it. Hydrate as recommended by local health departments. Keep as cool as possible. Sitting in front of fan while swearing is one good way to do it. Follow local health bulletins.
Answered 7/11/2022
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