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Headaches

I'm 11 weeks pregnant and i'm constantly getting headaches. I know it's probably the hormones but i was wondering if anyone else has suffered from constant headaches and what did you do
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I get them back first trimester and once the placenta takes over around 12ish weeks they went away.

Try extra hydrating and walking. Something about the mild excersize and fresh air helps relieve it.
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Either a chiropractor or peppermint oil..
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Have you tried seeing a chiropractor?  Sometimes that can help!
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I had really bad Headaches too in my first  trimester .. just stay hydrated if that doesn't work I took Tylenol
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I took Tylenol & then a nap
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Make sure your drink a lot of water,  I always get so dehydrated during pregnancy. If I don't drink enough water I get so many headaches.
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Drink a lot of water and increase your dairy intake. (The,diary may make heartburn worse, but that's better than headaches!) I eat Sargento sharp cheddar cheese sticks in the morning and it helps a lot. Also drink lots of water! Staying hydrated helps with headaches as well as the baby is growing fast and stealing a lot of your nutrients.
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I had horrible headaches in my first trimester so I constantly drank water which helped some what.
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