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Gum is tricky, if it's cause you are clenching the gum is gonna make it worse. You'll just be using your jaw more, creating the tension that makes those headaches.
I would seriously do body checks while you are working. Every little bit when you catch yourself coming out of a tight focus. Are you carrying a lot of tightness in your shoulders? Are you clenching? Take a few seconds to shake out and relax. I would come out of a session of deep work tight as a drum.
I had the same problem with Adderall, I found the non stimulant medications to work a lot better for me.