As soon as Ramadan comes, the routine most people maintain for eleven months changes abruptly. At present, the fast is usually between fourteen to fifteen hours long in hot weather, due to which some people complain of headaches before the breaking of the fast.  Headache caused by fasting is felt towards the front of the forehead. It is not as severe as the usual pain, but for people who suffer from migraine, this pain is severe. In addition, people who suffer from recurrent headaches in normal life are more likely to have headaches caused by fasting. Prices of petroleum products likely to rise Washington Post: PM Modi responsible for Indians dyeing of COVID-19 Dozens killed in a stampede at a religious site in Israel Petition to be submitted in lieu of protecting Pakistan’s Constitution PM Imran Khan, the only hope for Sri Lankan Muslims According to medical experts, there are several major causes of headaches in most people during Ramadan, including waking up for sahoor [sehri], missing breakfast, lack of sleep and not getting the nutrition that is need. Causes of headaches include sudden loss of caffeine in the blood of people who consume more caffeine on a normal day … Continue reading Why do people have a headache while fasting? How can it be avoided?