Im so glad my physical therapist recommended the Headache Hammock. It releases muscles that hold bones that might be pinching my nerves. I havent had to go back to the PT since!

I had them from week13 to week24 ... I drinked water but all you can do is rest and take Tylenol

I'm a CNA/private caregiver..I have a history of migraines and headaches so that was the one thing that worried me most when pregnant. For me, if I hadn't eaten enough (or junk) I would get them, if I worked my body too hard, always lol, they'd come. I got to the point where I had to make sure I was drinking at least 75 oz of water a day, are well, rested throughout the day, and listen to when ur body needs a nap. Once that became my regular routine they stopped. I know a few foods like bananas became trigger foods for me. Keep trying different methods and you'll figure out what works best for you and baby:)

Yeah I've tried everything ( I'm a nurse) except for chiropractor! Thanks for the advice

Lots of water and rest. Peppermint oil is great (be careful with use after baby because peppermint decreases milk supply!) but seeing the chiropractor was the only thing that worked for me when I had horrible headaches during my pregnancy.

drink plenty of water and get some rest. sleep during the day. my doctor recommended me to take 2 Tylenols