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Q: Headache/burning Eyes
asked by: ddd333 on August 10th, 2006
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Since late march, i've had a tension-like headache feeling in my forehead, and pressure behind my eyes, sinus area- my eyes feel like they're burning and tired all the time- I have a normal sinus ct, my opthamologist says everything looks good (some dry patched on my eye for which I am taking restasis for chronic dry eye), no allergies, and normal blood work. I am going a bit crazy with this- has anyone had anything similar? Any help would be much appreciated.
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Miss Cain
replied on December 11th, 2007
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my eyes are burning each time my sinus acts up. My doctor says that i have eye allergies, I cant look at any thing that is whiter most of the times and its really devastating, What can i do to help this situation? I really need some advise Crying or Very sad
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Soom
replied on October 17th, 2009
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I also have the same exact symptoms as described. I think you may want to take a look at the passage below.

Gluten One food elimination that has proven to reduce or eliminate migraines in a percentage of patients is gluten. For those with (often undiagnosed) celiac disease or other forms of gluten sensitivity, migraines may be a symptom of gluten intolerance. One study found that migraine sufferers were ten times more likely than the general population to have celiac disease, and that a gluten-free diet eliminated or reduced migraines in these patients.[29] Another study of 10 patients with a long history of chronic headaches that had recently worsened or were resistant to treatment found that all 10 patients were sensitive to gluten. MRI scans determined that each had inflammation in their central nervous systems caused by gluten-sensitivity. Seven out of nine of these patients that went on a gluten-free diet stopped having headaches completely.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Migraines
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