Great article! It really helps to understand the different types of headaches and when to seek professional help. It reminded me of a crucial point about medication safety, especially for travelers who might encounter different illnesses abroad.

I recently read a detailed guide for travelers about dengue fever, and it was eye-opening. The article strongly emphasized that while paracetamol (acetaminophen) is the recommended pain reliever for dengue-related headaches, medications like ibuprofen or aspirin can be extremely dangerous as they increase the risk of bleeding.

This made me wonder, and I wanted to ask the author or perhaps ***** knowledgeable readers for clarification: In the context of the headache types mentioned here (like migraines or tension headaches), are there any specific scenarios or underlying conditions, ***** than suspected viral hemorrhagic fevers like dengue, where ibuprofen could also be contraindicated and paracetamol would be the unequivocally safer choice? I'm thinking about situations a general reader might not immediately consider.

Sorry for the link, I'm including it just for reference to better explain the source of my question about medication risks:

Thanks for any insights!