Over the counter medicine is first choice for migraine

When you first get diagnosed with migraine, your doctor will probably tell you that you can treat the migraine with OTC medications. There are many painkillers to choose from, and if you have only a few migraines, and they are not severe, non-prescription drugs can be an excellent solution. Non-prescription drugs are sold in in supermarkets, and are available as tablets, effervescent tablets and suppositories.

	Gigtmidler (Non-Steroid Anti-Inflammatory Drugs
Acetylsalicylsyre	Ibuprofen (en NSAID)	Andre NSAID	Paracetamol
Aspirin Gelonida Hjertemagnyl Idotyl Kodimagnyl Kodipar Koffisal Magnyl Migpriv Treo	Apain Brufen Ibumetin Ibuprofen Ibureumin Ibutop Ipren Solpaflex	Alpoxen Bonyl Brexidol Daprox Comfortid Diclodan Diclon Diclongea Difenet Diklofenak Felden Indocid Ketoprofen Miranax Modifenac Narposyn Narpoxen Nycopren Orofen Orudis Pirkam Pirom Piroxicam Piroxigea Voltaren Vostar	Citodon Fortamol Kodipar Pamol Panodil Pinex

  Unfortunately, over the counter medicines also produce undesirable effects. Taking painkillers maylead to drug-inducedheadaches, stomach problems (ulcers) or even kidney damage.

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