Can Zerodol-P be used for headaches? I usually get severe headaches sometimes, and I have this tablet at home for pain relief. Wondering if it’s safe to take it for that, or should I stick to paracetamol instead.
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Dear Reader,
Yes, Zerodol-P can be used for headaches at times when you do not have a paracetamol at home. For occasional mild headaches or simple tension headaches, paracetamol alone is usually a safer and gentler option.
Zerodol-P is a stronger painkiller and is better suited for more intense pain, such as joint pain, dental pain, or post-injury pain. You should ideally consult your doctor for medicines specific to headache based on the type and cause of headache.
Taking painkillers frequently and unsupervised for any headache is not recommended.
Wishing you good health.