Can anyone help please! I keep getting headaches when Iv been out jogging, I suffer with migraines anyway but just seems I get eyeball headaches after Iv been jogging. Is there anything I can do to prevent it? I drink water before, during and after a jog. I have my breakfast after my jog too!
I was thinking of googling it but that could tell me anything!
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I would think dehydration, can you get some electrolyte water? I use science in sport electrolytes as I have an ileostomy and am always at risk of dehydration, wonder if your body needs the extra boost electrolytes will give?
I am such an idiot! I already have electrolyte and magnesium tablets that is added to water!! I wondered why I was headache free when I drank it!! Now it makes sense! haha
Oh fabulous! Glad you worked it out x it’s hard work enough for us without headaches! Just had to take co codamol for my arms, lower back and neckache after today’s run! Soooo unfit haha
This might be a dumb question! But the electrolyte and magnesium tablets that you add to water, how many glasses can you have in a day? Iv read the tube but don’t say about the dosage, or can you drink it all day and as many times?
I only use the SIS drink when I am actually on the run. I drink lots of vimto(sugar free) throughout the day anyway, so I’m literally just using the extra electrolytes when I sweat. I imagine you could have as many as you like of them but if you’re not working out I suppose they would just put more sugar etc into you than you need? Do you get headaches at any other time? Just use one bottle made up with them on the run and see how you go? X p.s aches and pains are in their way out again, rest day tomo and back at it fri x
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