Is there any way to get prescribed stronger migraine meds?

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There is medication that can be prescribed to reduce the likelihood of having migraines and GPs can prescribe it. But perhaps the headaches you are having are not migraines and that's why your GP hasn't suggested it. And as has already been mentioned to you in your other threads, the co-codamol and codeine are likely to be giving you rebound headaches since you are using them regularly so it would be sensible to cut down/stop, especially since you don't think they are helping much anyway.

They are helping though, it's way worse if I don't take them at all, I just need a stronger dose as my tolerance goes up

That is not how chronic headaches are treated though, and no one in their right mind is going to prescribe you stronger opiates. It has nothing to do with you being young and female, it's just literally not an appropriate treatment.

So far they have refused to treat me at all and just told me that some people get more headaches than others. I have never specifically asked for opioids and have been seeing doctors about my chronic headaches since I was a literal child and didn't know what opiates were.

Well go back and be more specific - have a look on the NHS or patient.info website at what medications are available to prevent migraines and tension type headache and ask to discuss those specifically.

They are helping though, it's way worse if I don't take them at all, I just need a stronger dose as my tolerance goes up

Utterly unhinged way to look at it. The known concept of rebound headaches from substance abuse is explained (and has been before) and you're all 'Yeah but No!' which is how you answer near everything...
You are your own worst enemy by far.

I’ve tried stopping taking it and my pain gets much worse until I start taking it again

Doesn't change the fact you consistently abuse them and lie about it to Doctors etc. Garbage in = Garbage out. You are in no way qualified to medicate or diagnose yourself and seem completely incapable of thinking critically - like if I ask you directly if you accept the science behind rebound headaches and how they may apply to you you'll almost certainly deflect or argue over accepting a fact that doesn't suit your narrative.

the rebound headaches aren't as bad my unmedicated headaches are

Exactly, the fact you think you can just power through them with stronger self medicated doses long term is wildly irresponsible bordering on delusional - rather than accepting any possible fault in your own choices it's another 'Yeah but No!'

I have tried stopping taking it and my pain is so bad I can barely get out of bed

Again, that doesn't change the facts, you are already deep into drug dependency and your intake will just increase until a lethal dose is reached, you are not going to just 'stop' having these rebound issues over time and increased dosages.
Nothing will change for you until your attitude and accountability does.

We're talking about headache tablets from Boots here, not heroin

We're talking about opiates, heroin is an opiate or are you going to deny that too?

Implying I'm going to have a fatal overdose on OTC headache tablets is a bit of an overreaction