During Ramadan fasting, headaches at the end of the day are relatively common, and there can be several reasons for this.
- One of the primary causes of headaches during Ramadan fasting is dehydration. Fasting can lead to a decrease in fluid intake, and if you don’t drink enough water during the non-fasting hours, you may become dehydrated. Dehydration can cause headaches, fatigue, and other symptoms.
- Another reason for headaches during Ramadan fasting may be related to low blood sugar ...