Therapeutic potential of naproxen in common forms of headache

The most common forms of headache (HA) in clinical practice are migraine, tension-type headache (TTH), cervicocranialgia and medication overuse headache. Modern strategies for the treatment of HA include the prescription of painkillers based on their efficacy, safety, experience of use, and patient's and physician's preference. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs are a universal mean of controlling HA, associated with a high analgesic potential that has been studied in almost all forms of cephalgia. Introduction to practice, confirmed efficacy and safety of Nalgesin® forte (naproxen) in observational studies in clinical practice make it the drug of choice for the most common forms of HA, among others.