While there’s certainly different thoughts on the extra hour we get with the time change this weekend, doctors say those who are prone to headaches often get hit hard when the time changes.
“These attacks, which occur every day, occur for 6-8 weeks and then go away in a cluster cycle. They cluster, that’s why it’s called cluster and it looks like you can actually trigger a cycle by switching the time with daylight savings time,” says Dr. Stewart Tepper, Cleveland Clinic.
Dr. Tepper also says the cluster of headaches typically start a couple days after the time change and can be debilitating. And for some reason, more men experience this than woman.
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Don’t forget to turn your clocks back one hour Saturday night….Daylight Savings Time ends at 2am on Sunday morning
