Are constant headaches a sign of depression?

Headaches can be a physical symptom of depression. WebMD (2017) says that “if you are prone to headaches, they may get worse when you’re depressed.” [1]

As a migraine sufferer, you are already 2 – 3 times more likely to experience depression than the ‘normal’ population. AND if you have more than the 15 days per month of migraine, you are twice as likely to experience depression compared with non-chronic migraine sufferers with less than 15 days per month.

And of course, if you are feeling depressed it can make the pain feel worse too.

There is a difference between feeling a little down, and falling into a pit of depression... or being chronically depressed.

Here is my full post Depression Warning Signs

And here is another link that should help too Migraines and Depression

Don't let them keep you down.

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P.S. If you want to learn some techniques to help reduce stress, here is a link to my eBook: Migraine Management: How to Reduce Anxiety, Manage Pain and Prevent Attacks

P.S.S. You can get a lot of free information in my Migraine Pain Management Course as module one is free. You can learn about the basics and how to get your best chance at aborting your next attack. What are you waiting for? It's FREE!



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