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Which type of food n drinks should be avoided during headache?
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Personal issue: There is no medical reason to take or avoid particular foods during a headache. It would obviously be prudent to avoid any foods that may be causing the headache. In general it would be better to avoid alcohol.
Answered 6/14/2013
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