If you have morning headaches from too much alcohol consumption, check out this over-the-counter formula made especially for hangovers and caffeine withdrawal symptoms.

A psychiatrist, an acupressurist and a naturopath offer suggestions on how to relieve morning headaches. Their solutions can be used together to help relieve discomfort.

Most of us don’t drink enough water, so it’s not surprising we get dried out at night. Water cured this woman’s morning headache; it could do the same for you.

This useful resource charts types of morning headaches frequently experienced by snorers and sleep apnea patients. Check out the section on appropriate treatments.

If your child seems to have a continual cold and complains of morning headaches, he or she could have chronic sinusitis. Learn more about it here.

The results of this small study indicate morning headaches might be caused by tooth grinding or caffeine withdrawal. Learn more about the study results here.

Morning headaches are a symptom of a rare cancer in children known as childhood brain stem glioma. Learn more about it here.

Chronic morning headaches are more likely to be caused by depression or anxiety than sleep apnea or insomnia. Talk to a psychologist, as well as your doctor.

Seeing your doctor should be the first step to resolving morning headaches. An underlying medical cause might be the reason for your chronic morning suffering.

If your hangover includes a headache, try drinking more water before and during the previous night's festivities. You could also act as designated driver!

A poor sleep posture could cause insomnia or restlessness, resulting in morning headaches. Try a different pillow or a new sleep position.