A patient who has migraine headaches tells the primary care NP that drinking coffee and taking nonsteroidal antiinflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) seems to help with discomfort.The NP should tell the patient that:
A) this combination can lead to longer lasting headache pain.
B) these substances are not indicated for migraine headaches.
C) doing this can increase the risk of more chronic migraines.
D) an opioid analgesic would be a better choice for migraine pain.
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