ibuprofen
- All
- a good hand hygiene
- a safe return to school
- Australian Immunisation Register
- avoid crowds
- avoid flu in winter
- avoid flu virus
- back to school
- back to school 2022
- can adults get RSV infection
- cheap self-care tips
- chickenpox
- chickenpox symptoms
- chickenpox vaccine
- children’s health
- common long term health conditions
- cooling
- cooling patch for headache
- cooling patches
- cooling products
- Coronavirus updates
- covid 19 supply update
- Covid and return to school
- COVID Isolation rules
- covid-19
- COVID-19 home test
- Covid-19 safety
- Covid-19 safety measures
- COVID-19 testing
- COVID-19 testing clinic
- covid-19 tips
- diabetes
- diabetes supplies
- examples of long term health conditions
- face mask
- face masks
- festival after Covid
- festival Covid restrictions
- festival Covid rules
- festival safety
- fever
- fever mates
- fevermates
- fingertip pulse oximeter
- First Aid Kit
- flu
- flu free
- flu season
- hand foot mouth disease
- hand foot mouth disease symptoms
- hand foot mouth disease treatment
- hand hygiene
- hand hygiene steps
- hand sanitiser
- hand sanitiser and covid-19
- hand sanitiser dispenser
- hand sanitiser spray
- hand sanitizer
- have a safe festive season
- hay fever
- hay fever symptoms
- hay fever treatment
- headaches
- health
- healthy child development
- healthy children
- healthy lungs
- healthy lungs food
- heart rate
- holiday survival kit ideas
- how does chickenpox spread
- how to keep mosquitoes away
- how to prevent hand foot mouth disease
- how to prevent infection
- how to use pulse oximeter
- ibuprofen
- immune boosting
- immune health
- immune support
- immune system
- immunisation
- Japanese encephalitis virus
- Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV)
- Japanese encephalitis virus symptoms
- Japanese encephalitis virus vaccine
- kids and covid-19
- living with health conditions
- long Covid
- long Covid fever
- long Covid symptoms
- long Covid treatment
- long term health conditions
- low oxygen saturation
- measles
- measles Australia
- measles vaccination
- measles vaccination Australia
- measles vaccine age
- medlab
- meningococcal disease
- meningococcal disease symptoms
- mosquitoes
- mosquitoes diseases
- National Diabetes Week
- National Immunisation Program
- new Covid wave Australia
- new COVID-19 variant
- new Omicron variant
- new products
- new wave Covid
- oximeter Australia
- oximeter reading
- oxygen saturation
- panadol
- panic buying
- paracetamol
- polio
- polio vaccine
- prevent infection
- pulse oximeter
- RSV infection
- RSV infection symptoms
- safe back to school guide
- safe return to school and work
- safety
- safety and health
- sanitiser
- school and covid-19
- school holiday survival kit
- school safety
- self-care tips and tricks
- self-care tips at home
- side effects
- stay safe at a festival
- stay safe this festive season
- staying safe
- stick-on fever indicator
- strep A infection
- strep A infection Australia
- strep A infection symptoms
- strep A infection treatment
- supplements
- supply update
- surgical face masks
- symptoms of new wave Covid-19
- temperature
- thermometer
- thermometers
- tips for a safe festive season
- tips to keep lungs healthy
- travel vaccinations
- vaccine new COVID-19 variant
- vaccines
- vaccines available in Australia
- vitamins
- wellbeing
- wellness
- what causes hay fever
- who is at risk for meningococcal disease
Jun 29, 2018
A History of Paracetamol and Its Various Uses
Paracetamol is the brand name for a medication that is commonly called acetaminophen, Tylenol and Panadol. It has several well-known uses including a fever reducer and a mild pain reliever.
When should you dose your kids with paracetamol, and how often? What happens if you overdose?
This medication has been in use for decades but who can and can't take paracetamol and what are safe levels of paracetamol? Read on to find out more.