Exercise Headaches: Are You Pushing Too Hard, Too Fast? - AI Podcast
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Exercise Headaches: Are You Pushing Too Hard, Too Fast? - AI Podcast
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- Exercise headaches affect up to 26% of adults and occur even when properly hydrated, often due to how the brain manages heat during physical exertion
- Your brain cools itself by increasing blood flow, which raises pressure in your skull that triggers headaches, especially if you're new to exercise or increase intensity too quickly
- Warning signs include vision problems, nausea or thunderclap headaches that come on suddenly; these require medical evaluation to rule out serious conditions
- Prevention strategies include warming up slowly, staying well-hydrated before and during workouts, exercising in cool environments and gradually building fitness levels
- Most exercise headaches are harmless and typically improve over time as your cardiovascular system adapts to physical stress
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