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Q: Eating lamb meat causes severe headache

asked by: saiju on December 22nd, 2008

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for the past 6-7 months I have noticed that when ever I consume any food which has any trace of mutton/lamb meat (however small quantity) gives me severe headache. I have no problems eating beef or chicken.

Is there any known link between mutton/lamb meat and severe headaches

Rgds..SaiJu

Replies(3)

MandMs

replied on December 24th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

Headaches triggered by certain dietary items, are result of food intolerance.
Lump meat has been recognized like headache triggered for many migraine sufferers.
Try to exclude this kind of meat from your menu, just to check if this will lead you to being headache-free.

saiju

replied on December 24th, 2008

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Re: Eating lamb meat causes severe headache

Is there a possibility for a intolerance so severe that consuming a drop of meat soup or even rice cooked along with meat causes severe headache

Rgds..Saifee

peachess

replied on February 19th, 2009

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migraines after eating chicken

I have severe headaches too eating poultry meat or even traces of it consuming chicken broth. Been trying to find answers for this aswell. The common replies received is to exclude from my diet. I think we need answers what causes this and if there is a underlying problem.

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