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Long Term Effects Of Paracetamol Drug
I have been consuming paracetomal tablet every alternate day. This is because, when ever I take tablet, I find myself OK but once i stop taking it, my body starts paining. Please advice on long term effect of this drug and how do I go about it
Fri, 25 Mar 2011
pls give a lil detail of ur pain n duration of ur problem so v cn better understand wat make u to tk paracetamol, bt takin paracetamol on alternate day is not good for liver n also u cn get git ulcer, u sholud always take pcm after meal n pls dnt tk vidout doctors prescription
u should take sm multivitamins vid antioxidants so ur body resistance will increase
go 4 healthy diet ,n if u r addicted to sm kind of alcohol or smoking, better give up.
u should take sm multivitamins vid antioxidants so ur body resistance will increase
go 4 healthy diet ,n if u r addicted to sm kind of alcohol or smoking, better give up.
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Welcome to HealthcareMagic. Paracetamol, although a safe drug, is not to be consumed daily. This too might have its adverse effects like all other analgesics, affects the coagulation leading to bleeding disorders.And at higher doses may also affect liver function.So i would suggest you stop taking these pills and try to get treated the cause of pain. Take care.
Welcome to HealthcareMagic. Paracetamol, although a safe drug, is not to be consumed daily. This too might have its adverse effects like all other analgesics, affects the coagulation leading to bleeding disorders.And at higher doses may also affect liver function.So i would suggest you stop taking these pills and try to get treated the cause of pain. Take care.
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