India, June 10 -- Do you also get frequent headaches in summer? While they may seem like a result of stress, too much screentime or lack of sleep, these factors are often interconnected. In many cases, the trigger may actually be simpler than you think, and it can worsen during hot weather. Some may get confused if it is migraine, as it is also quite common in hot months. Let's understand the differences and how you can tell them apart. ALSO READ: Summer special menu: Chef shares 4 recipes featuring seasonal favourites like coconut, mango, cucumber and watermelon

Dr Manas Chatterjee, senior consultant physician at Kailash Hospital, Noida, explained that dehydration is one of the main reasons behind summer headaches. You may think you are...