Best to diagnose: Severe headaches can be due to migraines, but other causes could be present. Always best to confirm etiology, as treatment success far better in that case. There are downsides to just taking otc nsaid's such as stomach problems, blood pressure elevation, etc. If you do have migraine, prevention with riboflavin, co-q10, butterbur, etc could be useful. Do talk to your doctor about your headaches.
Answered 12/13/2013
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See details: The best approach for severe and frequent headaches is to see a neurologist and have the issue evaluated. Nsaids are often not helpful, no matter which one you choose. Do not combine them.
Answered 12/15/2013
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