What can one do because you cannot take medicine? Sleep it off?

What can one do because you cannot take medicine? Sleep it off?
Take more water during sehri and iftar.
Also be keen in staying away from sins bcos sins makes fasting difficult. Something I heard in lecture about fasting by Maulana Abdus Sattar (DB):
Once it was mentioned to the Prophet ﷺ about two women who found difficulty in fasting. The Prophet ﷺ called those women and asked them to vomit in separate bowls when fresh meat and blood was found in the vomit of those women. The Prophet ﷺ said that these women did backbiting. One of the adverse effects of sin while fasting is it becomes very difficult to fast. The one who fasts embracing taqwa won’t even feel like he is fasting. The fasting will trouble a person to the extent he dirties his eyes and tongue.
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Making wudhu often helps, especially if you are living in warm temperature.
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I suffer from cluster headaches, I've found that practicing to fast throughout the year has got me used to when Ramadan comes around - I appreciate this doesn't help much but the techniques I've employed are to slow down and relax a lot more and to have sabr.
And plenty of water at sehri and iftari is the trick - but not in big gulps! Regular and sustained!
May Allah swt make it easy for you and may you and all of the ummah obtain the most from Ramadan
Last edited by alexi_c; 22-07-2012 at 05:49 PM.

Drink lots of water at suhur time. That helps a great deal.
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It sounds like you might be suffering from caffeine (tea, coffee, coke etc) withdrawal. If you drink coffee and or tea usually when you are not fasting, in Ramadan you might suffer from migraines when you deprive yourself from drinking tea or coffee. So you should train yourself to stop drinking these drinks or drink caffine free, or slowly cut back before Ramadan approaches so when you fast in Ramadan your body will be used to going without caffine. Research caffine addiction it is very addictive and causes many problems in the body.
Last edited by Abu Zakir; 22-07-2012 at 08:00 PM.
Are there any other suggestions? I have an imamah tied tightly around my head to contract blood flow. I get cluster headaches, migraines, regular headaches...the whole 9 yards. I have one now and it has really put a monkey wrench in my schedule.
Any other tips would be appreciated.
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Loosen the imamah...if anything try to keep your head cooler if you suffer from cluster headaches, (I've been a sufferer for the last 8/9 years now and me and my consultant at the hospital have worked out many tricks to reduce them!).
Generally keeping your head warm will worsen any headache, as will stress, tension, exercise and most actions which raises blood pressure and/or heart rate. Throughout your fast try to keep as relaxed as possible inshAllah and have sabr. And absolutely ensure you consume adequate amounts of water when you can.
Aside from that...you take it as a test from Allah swt and motor through!
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