Sentence examples similar to vulnerable to headaches from inspiring English sources

Japanese headache sufferers with inactive ALDH2 may be more vulnerable to severe alcohol-induced or hangover headache, than those without inactive ALDH2, and must avoid alcohol drinking.

It is at those times when you are especially vulnerable to the physical symptoms of stress, including headaches, stomach issues, nervous twitching, and overeating or not eating.

The present results also demonstrated that regardless of flushing category or headache type, women are more vulnerable to hangover than men and that among never flushers women with migraine are more susceptible to hangover than women with "other headaches".

In other words, untreated headaches can make you more vulnerable to pain.

To judge by much (mainly western) talk in the current election campaign, the "new federal states" are easily Germany's biggest headache: cash-gobbling, jobless-ridden, vulnerable to extremists and the near-despair of the mainstream parties.

The perception of headache intensity may be more vulnerable to subjective bias and may therefore confound the current analysis.

Reduced levels of estrogen during ovulation makes the body vulnerable to various kind of pain, so you make experience more headaches and muscle or joint pain.

"They are vulnerable to exploitation".

"That made him vulnerable to some people.

Manila is particularly vulnerable to flooding.

However, they are vulnerable to surprise attacks.