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Headache After Excercise
When I do little intense excersise. I feel too hungry so I eat sattu and oats and some other foods as well. But what happens it seems like gas is formed and then it raises to my head. And my head starts to pain and it continues like any thing. And it only heals when I go for sleep overnight and wake up. Or sometimes headache is too much that I end up vomiting and then it heals within hour or so. I don't feel bloating in my stomach.
What should I do? Any suggestions would be helpful.
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar
General Physician
44 yrs exp
Jaipur
U do regular excercise ,yoga,walk after meals avoid over stress & strain enjoy
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Dr. Swaroopa Rani Mandavilli
General Physician
10 yrs exp
Noida
Try to go for exercise after light meal ( 30 min post breakfast)
Symptoms you portray suggest Gastritis.
Never skip meals
Eat small meals but frequent meals.
Take a course of antacid..
For more help , consult online
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