A hot shower in a cold morning might make people more comfortable, but for some people this habit can actually cause headaches.
It is estimated that the temperature changes from cold in the morning and hot water can alter the blood pressure of the body, including in the area of the head, triggering ultimately a pain in the front for about 30-60 seconds .
Headache due to a hot shower in the morning usually does not last long, not more than five minutes.
"Cold is extreme, like swimming in cold water or eating ice cream can also trigger the pain," said Dr. Michael Gross, a neurologist and clinical director at the Clementine Churchill Hospital, Middlesex, according to the Dailymail.
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