Overconsumption of painkillers triggering recurrent headaches, warn doctors

Overconsumption of painkillers triggering recurrent headaches, warn doctors Considered one of the most common chronic headache disorders, medication-overuse headaches (MOH) are a secondary disorder seen in about 50 per cent of patients with other headache disorders. In specialised headache clinics, the prevalence ranges from 30 to 50 per cent. ETHealthworld, in its initiative to focus on the rising trend of reckless painkiller consumption, is aiming to dig deeper into understanding the consequences of consuming such medications. https://ift.tt/S4lTP2h

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