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What drinks help to relieve headaches?
May 26, 2022 22:23
Freshly brewed tea and coffee are among the drinks that help with headaches, therapist Tatiana Romanenko said in a conversation with Radio Sputnik.
She told in which cases one should drink coffee and tea.
According to the therapist, headaches can occur for various reasons, including low blood pressure. She emphasized that in this case, tea and coffee may be useful. They will help to improve the condition and relieve headaches, the doctor noted.
According to Romanenko, in some cases, headaches may also occur due to high blood pressure. In this case, the patient needs to stabilize it with the help of special medications. In addition, headache is characteristic of certain diseases, in particular, hypertension, FAN reported.
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