Headaches Caused by Painkillers
By: Charlotte Ames
Updated: September 24, 2012
British health experts say patients who take over the counter painkillers , including aspirin and ibuprofen, up to 15 days a month could be causing their headaches.
The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence is urging doctors to take a closer look at whether painkillers could be hurting their patients.
It's estimated one in fifty people get headaches from taking too much medication and women are five times more likely to suffer than men.
For more information on dealing with migraine headaches, go to migraine monologues.
The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence is urging doctors to take a closer look at whether painkillers could be hurting their patients.
It's estimated one in fifty people get headaches from taking too much medication and women are five times more likely to suffer than men.
For more information on dealing with migraine headaches, go to migraine monologues.
