The most commonly used general cold medicine is Panpyrin.

In the past, I used to say, "Please give me a general cold medicine" when I went to the pharmacy, but these days...

They are asking for Panpirin.

Panpirin is a cold medicine with acetaminophen as the main ingredient, used for runny nose and nasal congestion.

Effective for initial cold symptoms such as cough, fever, and headache.

Since I started taking the medication early on, the effects are happening quickly.

If you have high blood pressure and diabetes, you should be careful when taking medication.

Pre-existing condition symptoms may worsen.

Even after COVID-19, there are still many cold patients these days, so first, even if you catch a cold, wash your hands and feet well.

Maintaining a comfortable indoor air environment is important; keeping the temperature and humidity at appropriate levels is fundamental.

During the change of seasons with sharp temperature differences in the morning and evening, when you feel chills from the cold snap, taking a bottle of Panpyrin can help.

It feels good because it's a liquid and absorbs quickly, but it doesn't taste good.

Adults should take 20ml three times a day, 30 minutes after meals.

It is also reported that side effects such as constipation, dizziness, fatigue, and hives can occur when taking Panpirin.