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Paracetamol side effects
Hi Respected Doctors,
I am experiencing the pain in body, cramps type.
I feel this as a after effect of the paracetamol, i usually take dolo 650, diclogem or sumo for the headache.
And i take them only if any body ache or headache.
How this can be treated?
Vitamin and calcium medicine are started already but i think this is something due to paracetamol only.
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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Need evaluation and proper history to make a diagnosis and start proper medications.
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No these crampy pain is not due Paracetamol tablets and kindly consult with other symptoms
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Cramps and body pain would not occur due to paracetamol intake. Kindly take a private consultation with complete history.
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