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    Why am I getting night-time headaches?

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    I've had night-time headaches for about 4 years and they're becoming more frequent.

    I've tried alternative therapies and would like to find a solution.
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  • Amy Melamet

    Chiropractor

    Petersham's Crystal Street Family Chiropractic Chiropractor, Amy Melamet has a special interest in pregnancy care and womens health as well as postural correction. Amy has … View Profile

    There are many reasons for headaches.

    Often those that come on in the evening may relate to postural strain, stress or dehydration. 
    In saying that, they can also be caused by allergy, eye strain or many other causes. 

    If you have found that conservative care such as Chiro, Physio or Acupuncture has had no effect, I would chat to your GP about further testing. 

    If you have any further questions please don't hesitate to contact me.

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  • Dr Ben Schutte

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    I am a vitalistic chiropractor. Vitalism as a concept, in part, means that the whole is much more than the some of the parts. The … View Profile

    Hypoglycaemia may well be  a cause for headaches that start after midnight or if you simply notice that you wake up in the morning with a headache. Make sure you dont have any sugary or high carb snacks before  bed. Try a handfull of walnuts/macadamia nuts as a mid evening or before bed snack. this will help keep your blood sugar in a normal range for longer.

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