What can I do if I am taking medication for my headache but it’s getting worse?

That depends on what kind of medications you've been taking. There are two types of medications. There are painkillers, or what we call acute treatments. And there are what we call preventive treatments, which are medications you take to reduce the number of headaches that you're having. If you're taking painkillers and taking them very frequently, frequently being described as taking them on 10 or more days in a month, then there's a very high likelihood that those very painkillers that you're taking to improve your headaches are in fact starting to give you more headaches. There's a paradoxical concept, but it's a very well established concept of something called medication overuse headache. You use painkillers too frequently and you get more headaches. In that situation, what you really need to do is to cut back on the painkillers that you're using. Optimise them and use them only on a maximum of 10 days per month. On the other hand, if what you're taking is preventive treatments, then it's likely that the preventive treatment you're taking right now isn't working for you. And in that case, you need to have a discussion with your doctors about changing over your medications to some other preventive treatment.