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Medicines generally associated with pain and fever management.
Commonly used for mild pain and fever.
Acts on pain and temperature-regulating pathways in the brain.
Exceeding recommended limits can seriously harm the liver; take extra care with alcohol use or liver disease, and avoid combining multiple products containing it.
Use only as advised by a qualified doctor or pharmacist.
Generally associated with pain, inflammation and fever.
A non-steroidal anti-inflammatory (NSAID) that reduces chemicals causing pain and swelling.
May irritate the stomach or affect kidneys; caution with ulcers, asthma, heart disease, pregnancy or blood thinners.
Use only as advised by a qualified doctor or pharmacist.
Prescribed in some cases of migraine attacks.
Acts on serotonin receptors to narrow widened blood vessels in the brain.
Not suitable for everyone, especially with heart or circulation problems; must be prescribed and monitored by a doctor.
Use only as advised by a qualified doctor or pharmacist.