Medical How do famine victims cope with constant headaches?

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Constant headaches can be a significant issue for individuals suffering from malnourishment and dehydration. Poor eating habits, such as relying on instant noodles and not eating on time, can lead to headaches due to a lack of essential nutrients and blood sugar levels. The discomfort from malnourishment and inadequate hydration is profound, causing not only headaches but also other physical side effects. Understanding the pain experienced by those who are malnourished highlights the importance of proper nutrition and hydration for overall health and well-being.
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Do those people get constant headaches?

I have poor eating habits, and after some months I realized that if I don't eat on time/ (try to live on cup noodles), my headache starts. So, I thought if I can't bear my headache for more than 1 hour, if those people are feeling same how on Earth they can bear it for months!
 
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I've moved this to medical sciences since you seem to be asking what the physical problems are for people suffering from malnourishment.
 
Evo said:
I've moved this to medical sciences since you seem to be asking what the physical problems are for people suffering from malnourishment.

ook, thanks!

but, I was much more interested in understanding their pain ... and how they cope with it.
 
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