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Fainting after paracetamo
Whenever i have fever and take paracetamol tablet the temperature goes down but sometimes i faint for 15 seconds what should i do
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Doesn't seem to be paracetamol the cause as fainting won't be for few seconds. Check with a physician
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Hello Sir,
Fainting and paracetamol don't seem to ve related. However I would recommend that you check your blood pressure once.
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Dr. Swathi S Aithal
Family and Community Medicine Specialist
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello painting with paracetamol is not reported as a side effect of it it's probably you feel like that because Paracetamol sets down the temperature of the body down there by reducing the body temperature because of which your body temperature will come down and you will have profuse sweating... because of that you are feeling that I Guess...thank you
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Dr. Rama S.K
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24 yrs exp
Pune
Excessive sweating with paracetamol can cause postural fall in BP. ..so taje nedications on sitting and do not stand up suddenly
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