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joe perry
01-20-2002, 10:20 AM
is this normal ?
once i read that the blood supply to the brain
is increased when you cry. maybe this is the reason.
have you ever experienced this ?
or could it be something worse ?

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MelanieB
01-22-2002, 03:02 PM
Long bouts of crying makes you dehydrated. When you get dehydrated, a headache often follows. After you've had a good cry, go drink a couple tall glasses of water, and I'll bet you can fend off that headache.

:)

Melanie

joe perry
01-23-2002, 12:32 PM
good joke..
i don't cry half a gallon...
this is not the reason !

MelanieB
01-23-2002, 03:15 PM
This isn't a joke this is true. You don't have to cry half a gallon to dehydrate yourself. I'm hoping someone else can back me up here about dehydration headaches....

When I work out at the gym and do 30 minutes of cardio, I do sweat a bit but not "gallons". Not even enough to form drops of sweat that fall... it's just a glow of perspiration. If I don't drink a full bottle of water during that time, I get a headache within an hour.

Same when I cry. Every time I cry for any decent period of time (more than just a wee tear) I get a headache within an hour if I don't have a big glass of water.

Your body is totally reliant on hydration and a headache is the FIRST sign of dehydration. If you still don't believe me, give it a try, seriously. Next time you're having a big cry, drink several glasses of water during and after, and I'll bet you don't get a headache.

Melanie

joe perry
01-24-2002, 06:35 PM
ok sorry, but this is definitley not my case.
i get the headache immediately even before sheding
a tear. it must have soemthing to do with the
increase of blood-supply to the brain, maybe the
arteries are dilated a bit because of the blood....

anyone knows wether this is normal ?

Airyn
01-31-2002, 11:22 PM
Hi Joe - Why are you curious about this? How often do you have to worry about this? Do you cry often?





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