For individuals whose migraines are gentle to direct and moderately rare, this class of medications can be exceptionally successful. The peril accompanies abuse. At the point when these drugs are taken time after time or in abundance dosing, they bring about an ongoing, day-by-day migraine disorder known as Medication Overuse Headache (MOH). Abuse can likewise prompt cardiovascular, liver, and kidney issues. A decent general guideline for over-the-counter medications is "close to two days of the week." If you need treatment more regularly than this, it is most likely an ideal opportunity to counsel your primary care physician.