Number one non-opioid painkiller, Tylenol

 

The most popular painkiller sold in our country is Tylenol.

The main ingredient is 500mg of acetaminophen, which is known to primarily act on the central nervous system.

The safest painkiller to take after drinking is Tylenol.

It is said that pregnant women can also take it (but long-term use during pregnancy may cause ADHD in the baby later).

Since it is said that it can be done, it is better not to abuse it.

 

Unlike steroidal analgesics, they have little anti-inflammatory effect and only have antipyretic and analgesic actions.

Since it is in tablet form rather than a soft capsule, there is a slight drawback in the formulation, but I anticipate that it will soon be available as a soft capsule. Usually, the effect begins in adults from 650mg, so I recommend adults take 2 tablets when experiencing moderate pain. Alcohol consumption is strictly prohibited, and after drinking, it is safer to take a different type of painkiller rather than Tylenol to avoid hangover symptoms.

 

The main advantage of Tylenol that sets it apart from other painkillers and the reason for its use is

The biggest advantage of Tylenol is that it does not cause stomach upset.

Tylenol is different from other painkillers because it is not an NSAID.

Therefore, it has no anti-inflammatory effect and provides analgesic and antipyretic effects.

It is said to be the safest medication containing ingredients that can be taken by pregnant women, children, and infants.

It can be administered concurrently with other NSAIDs.

Tylenol has the advantage of acting quickly and not causing stomach upset even when taken on an empty stomach.