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| Acetaminophen or Paracetamol
or APAP is a drug used against minor
toothache,
pains, aches, and fever. It does not have anti-rheumatic or
anti-inflammatory effects. |
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| Original product (called
Paracetamol outside of North America) is available without
prescription ("over the counter or OTC") and has few side effects: most
hospitals in the U.S. choose it over
Aspirin, Ibuprofen,
Ketoprofen,
Naproxen or other mild Pain Killers. |
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| U.S. Brand
Names (OTC products): |
- Acephen®; Aspirin Free
Anacin® Maximum Strength; Cetafen®; Cetafen Extra®; Comtrex® Sore
Throat Maximum Strength; ElixSure™
Fever/Pain; Feverall®;
Genapap®; Genapap® Children; Genapap® Extra Strength; Genepap®
Infant; Genebs®; Genebs® Extra Strength; Mapap®; Mapap® Arthritis;
Mapap® Children; Mapap® Extra Strength; Mapap® Infants; Redutemp®;
Silapap® Children's; Silapap® Infants; Tylenol®; Tylenol® 8 Hour;
Tylenol® Arthritis Pain; Tylenol® Children's; Tylenol® Extra
Strength; Tylenol® Infants; Tylenol® Junior Strength; Tylenol® Sore
Throat; Valorin; Valorin Extra
Canadian
Brand Names:
- Abenol®; Apo-Acetamonophen®;
Atasol®; Pediatrix; Tempra®; Tylenol®
Mexican Brand
Names:
- Andox®; Datril®; Magnidol®;
Neodol®; Neodolito®; Sedalito®; Sinedol®; Temperal®; Tempra®; Tylex®
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| Various Trademarks: |
- Panadol - Taiwan,
Australia, Azerbaijan, Egypt, Greece, Central America, Ireland,
Lebanon, New Zealand, Pakistan, Malaysia, Hong Kong, the UK, Sri
Lanka, Romania, Portugal, The Netherlands, Finland, Singapore,
Kenya, Nigeria, Hungary, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, Indonesia,
Russia and Ukraine
- Tylenol - Brazil,
Canada, South Korea, Thailand and the U.S.
- Paralen -
the Czech Republic and Slovakia
- Perdolan - Belgium
- Doliprane,
Dafalgan, and Efferalgan - France, Portugal, Russia and
Ukraine
- Tachipirina and
Efferalgan - Italy
- Crocin and
Metacin - India
- Gelocatil and
Efferalgan - Spain
- Benuron - Portugal
- Alvedon, Panodil
and Reliv - Sweden
- Panodil and Pinex
- Denmark and Iceland
- APAP - Poland
- Acamol, Aldolor,
Dexamol and Rokamol - Israel
- Pinex and Paracet
- Norway
- Depon - Greece
- Lekadol and
Daleron - Slovenia
- Plicet and
Lekadol - Croatia
- Panado - South
Africa
- Adol - Oman
- Biogesic -
Philippines
- Sara - Thailand
Dental Use:
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Toothache, Tooth Pain, Dental Pain, Odontalgia, Odontalgy.
- Treatment of mild to
moderate pain.
- Treatment of postoperative
pain.
Oral Dosage
for Adults and Children 12 years of age and older:
- 325-650 mg every 4-6 hours
up to 4 g/day
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| Do not exceed 4,000
mg/daily! |
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Complications: |
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Acetaminophen
is considered safe for human use in
recommended doses, but because of its wide availability, deliberate or
accidental overdoses are fairly common with:
- Dermatologic Adverse
Effects: rash
- Hepatic Adverse Effects:
may increase bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase,
hepatic toxicity!
- Renal Adverse Effects: may
increase ammonia,
nephrotoxicity!
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WARNING: Do Not Overdose
Acetaminophen and Other Toothache Reliever Drugs!
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Pain Killers Involved in More Drug
Overdose Deaths than Cocaine or Heroin in the USA!
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| Our
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treatment. |
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This TOOTHACHE GUIDE is a very
compact and valuable quick-reference ESSENTIAL for parents and children
who attach importance to a great oral health
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| Looking forward to hearing from
you Aleksandr
V. Melekhin, DDS |
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