I recommend Tylenol, the basic and essential choice.

Among numerous painkillers, Tylenol seems to have fewer side effects and can be used more safely.

There are painkillers that work faster than Tylenol, but they usually cause gastrointestinal discomfort.

Therefore, not all strong painkillers are necessarily good, and it is important to choose one that suits the situation and my physical condition.

Among them, Tylenol's advantage is that it can be safely used in any situation.

And the advantages are that it is a single ingredient of acetaminophen and causes fewer gastrointestinal disturbances, so it can be used on an empty stomach.

It works quickly for headaches, menstrual cramps, and toothaches, and I remember it was usually included when I bought cold medicine or during menstrual pain.

I remember being advised to take Tylenol every few hours even after getting the vaccine, and since it was a medication that could be used with minimal difficulty, I think the hospital also provided that guidance.