This refers to the medication you take for the headache you have now.
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Botox
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The current 1994 edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Psychiatric Diagnosis (DSM IV) added a new drug to the list of known addictive drugs—Caffeine, in amounts as small as 120 mg/day.
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All the drugs in the NSAID and the OTC category may irritate the stomach or colon, causing possible gastritis or ulcers.
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Relpax—contraindicated with antifungals, macrolide antibiotics, protease inhibitors ...
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The FDA has stated on the PI, the product information sheet, for all triptans that there is a of a triptans --SSRIs/SNRIs rare risk of development of serotonin syndrome in patients who take these drugs.
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A twenty-five year old single woman presented with the chief complaint of “daily headaches for the past 30 days.”
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Migraine and Tension Type Headache are both primary headaches without certain cause, which
have a normal physical exam, and tests, and which compromise 99% of all headaches.