Here’s a surprising fact: some people have a genetic variant near the AQP1 gene that controls how water moves through brain cells. This makes them supersensitive to fluid shifts. For them, even normal hydration can feel like a mini tsunami in the skull.
It’s like having a Ferrari brain that stalls when you put regular gas in it. If you get headaches from water every single time—and you’ve ruled out salt, speed, and temperature—you might just be a water-sensitive superhero. Congratulations, your power is a mild discomfort when doing something healthy.
drinking water helps when your head hurts صواب خطأ - الخبر السعودي
