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The risk of migraine increases significantly during the summer season. As the temperature rises, the body becomes dehydrated and the risk of migraine attacks increases.
Actually, migraine causes sharp and intense pain in a particular part of the head. People suffering from migraine may experience mild or severe pain.
Migraine headaches can be severe and intense. Let's know how to control migraine pain in summer.
Heat and heatwaves can trigger migraines. Increasing heat can increase body temperature. This can lead to dehydration in the body. This can cause migraine.
Lack of water in the body and poor levels of electrolytes significantly increase the risk of migraine.
If you are also suffering from severe headache then you should stay in a cool climate. Apart from this, if you have migraine problem then try not to go out in the sun. In such weather, migraine patients should drink as much water as possible.