Do allergies cause headaches and dizziness?

Answer 1

Yes, there is a long list of possible food triggers associated with migraine. It can be a reaction to the food itself, or sometimes it is the scent of it being cooked. It can take up to 36 hours for a migraine to be triggered by food that you have consumed. So when investigating your diet for triggers, it is important to look at the past couple of days.

Food triggers, like any allergy - are highly individual. Also, migraine triggers can change over time, so it can be helpful to reevaluate your food triggers every few years.

See the link below for a list of food triggers.

Answer 2

* They can, yes, because they can cause your sinuses to be clogged creating pressure and therefore creating a headache.

* Allergies and food intolerances can most certainly cause headaches, and moreover, a wide variety of headaches. In fact, you can have more than one type of headache at the same time if you are reacting to several allergens or triggers at once. In particular, multiple reactions are common in the case of 'masked' food allergy/intolerance. This is particularly debilitation for the sufferers!

Answer 3

It depends what kind of headache disorder or disease you're referring to, but yes, some headache diseases and disorders have pain that can be triggered by certain foods. An example is Migraine. For appropriate diagnosis and treatment of headache disorders, consult a board certified headache specialist.

Answer 4

Yes. Sometimes. Headaches and dizziness are symptoms of some Allergies.

Answer 5

Migraines are a genetic neurological disease. The cause of Migraines is in your genes. Allergies do not cause Migraine, however they can be a trigger for Migraine attacks.

Answer 6

Yes