Paracetamol is the go-to first aid for most people when they run a fever; however, is it safe or are there other alternate therapies that could be safer options?

People who take paracetamol on a regular basis may be at higher risk of certain deadly diseases, a medical study has ...

Most people have reached for a pain relief pill on a bad day. Paracetamol, the most common painkiller, is often a quick solution for headaches, fever, or sore muscles. For many, it has become so ...

Medical research suggests a link between taking paracetamol regularly and higher risk of certain deadly diseases ...

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Paracetamol IV industry is projected to witness a CAGR of 4.2% during the period 2025-2034. This growth can be attributed to growing adoption in critical care settings.Selbyville, Delaware, Jan. 20, ...

Dr MacIntyre explained: "This is not about short-term use of paracetamol for headaches or fever, which is, of course, fine - but it does indicate a newly discovered risk for people who take it ...

Paracetamol targets the hypothalamus, the brain’s heat-regulating centre for fever reduction. The drug can be taken in oral, injectable form, and as rectal suppositories. Paracetamol is a ...

Does this affect diagnosis of fever? Not really. In clinical practice, we say anything less than 100°F is not significant. We do not advise Paracetamol if your temperature reading is even slightly ...