The period of pregnancy comes with numerous physical and emotional changes, one of the most common complaints being headaches. This phenomenon is particularly experienced among pregnant women in the early stages of pregnancy, but it can also occur later on. The appearance of headaches can often be traced back to hormonal and physiological changes occurring in the mother’s body. During pregnancy, a woman’s body becomes much more sensitive to various external and internal influences. Changes in maternal hormone levels, increased blood volume, and modifications in heart function can all contribute to the development of headaches. Additionally, fatigue, stress, low or high blood pressure, anemia, and irregular eating patterns can also…