Yes, it is possible for anxiety to trigger or worsen headaches. However, it is best to consult with a doctor to properly diagnose the cause of your headaches, as there are various factors that could be contributing to them. Migraines can occur frequently for some individuals, but a medical professional would need to assess your symptoms to determine if migraines are the cause of your headaches.
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