Experiences of caffeine
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Experiences of caffeine
I find that, if I don't have any caffeine, when I am desperate with a migraine, having a strong cup of tea helps a little. However, if I have caffeine daily (even in small amounts), I don't get this effect.
Has anyone else tried this? Do you find caffeine affects your head either positively or negatively?
I'm a tea addict, although I restrict myself to two decaff cups a day now (with great difficulty!)
Has anyone else tried this? Do you find caffeine affects your head either positively or negatively?
I'm a tea addict, although I restrict myself to two decaff cups a day now (with great difficulty!)
Another Sarah- Join date : 2013-02-20
Location : Essex
Re: Experiences of caffeine
I avoid it like the plague because it stops me from sleeping
That's a little bit of a lie actually! I treat myself to a 500ml bottle of diet coke on a Friday.
That's a little bit of a lie actually! I treat myself to a 500ml bottle of diet coke on a Friday.
WitsEnd- Join date : 2011-01-27
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Another tea addict here! I find drinking it spread out through the day is no problem. Coffee on the other hand fives me migraines so if I want coffee it has to be decaf.
natt12321- Join date : 2011-06-26
Age : 34
Location : Swansea, UK
Re: Experiences of caffeine
I have never noticed any difference with tea of coffee. I gave up both when I first got migraines. But after a while went back to tea...don't drink much of it.
The OTC pain killers I take have caffeine in them. Again not noticed anything good to bad
The OTC pain killers I take have caffeine in them. Again not noticed anything good to bad
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It's such a downer that cutting out caffeine doesn't actually help my migraines, and the only good effect is from having caffeine out of the blue!
Mind you, it's a good one to have available when desperate. eg. when I went sales shopping after Christmas (a hideous migraine developed on the way in the car, and by the time I got there it was in full force).
Mind you, it's a good one to have available when desperate. eg. when I went sales shopping after Christmas (a hideous migraine developed on the way in the car, and by the time I got there it was in full force).
Another Sarah- Join date : 2013-02-20
Location : Essex
Re: Experiences of caffeine
I was just reading that some people have found gunpowder tea to help migraines. It'll probably be foul, as it's a green tea (so actually has less caffeine than regular tea), but it's got to be worth a go! I will report back...
Another Sarah- Join date : 2013-02-20
Location : Essex
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