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I've heard that lots of people have headaches during the weekend (I know there's a difference between regular headaches and migraines though), which is caused b

I've heard that lots of people have headaches during the weekend (I know there's a difference between regular headaches and migraines though), which is caused by caffeine withdrawal. Some people drink way more coffee during weekdays than they realize, and they don't as much during the weekends, causing the withdrawal. Maybe that fits a little bit with your experience?

PokemonNoGo 8y ago
The coffee situation is actually the reverse for me. The coffee at work is the worst and I refuse to drink it heh. So I only have the one in the morning. On the weekends I enjoy multiple cups but when I get an attack then I usually only would have had time for one since I mostly get them early after waking up. Edit: I'm prolly a bad example on migraine triggers. I sleep too little, I use a lot of nicotine, I don't eat breakfast, I go out multiple times a week, I eat too little during the weekdays...