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What Are The Side Effects Of Paracetamol And Caffeine?
hi i have been taking paracetamol plus(paracetamol and caffiene)=750mg daily they give me some energy to face the day i also take one citalopram 20mg daily and one pravastatin 20mg lately ihave been getting pain in my stomach after taking tablets and at night wakes me from sleep.i have also got hiatus hernia. rosie
Long term intake of paracetamol which is a pain killer can increase the risk of peptic ulcer, liver damage and kidney dysfunction (analgesic nephropathy). Excess fluid retention and hypertension can also occur as long term side effect. Excess caffeine can trigger migraine and also increase anxiety and restlessness after stopping the drug.
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Dr. Saranya Ramadoss, General & Family Physician
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What Are The Side Effects Of Paracetamol And Caffeine?
Hi, Long term intake of paracetamol which is a pain killer can increase the risk of peptic ulcer, liver damage and kidney dysfunction (analgesic nephropathy). Excess fluid retention and hypertension can also occur as long term side effect. Excess caffeine can trigger migraine and also increase anxiety and restlessness after stopping the drug. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Saranya Ramadoss, General & Family Physician