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Paracetamol is the most commonly used and best known pain reliever. ROTER APC has an analgesic and fever-reducing effect and is also an anti-inflammatory and can therefore help with painful joints, for example. In our daily life, we encounter different types of pain. We all sometimes suffer from small pains of which we know the cause and which also pass by themselves. Types of pain we deal with the most are: * Headache * Low back pain * Menstrual pain * Toothache Pain can sometimes be so annoying that you want to relieve the pain. You can then possibly use painkillers to counteract the worst pain. Painkillers can also help to reduce pain and fever in the event of a severe fever or a strong flu attack. Paracetamol is the most commonly used and best known pain reliever. In addition, there are not many known side effects for paracetamol, provided that it is used according to the package leaflet. Pain can be very annoying, but it is very important to feel pain! Your body is then warned that something is wrong, so that you can respond to it. Pain can be caused by damage to your body or if something is not working as it should. Your body then responds by producing substances that stimulate pain nerves. These stimuli ensure that you become aware of this pain through your brain and that you are pointed to the cause of the pain. There are 2 types of pain: acute pain and chronic pain. Acute pain Acute pain is the most common. It is pain that comes on suddenly, often from an obvious cause, such as bumping yourself or cutting your finger. But in addition, headache, toothache, back pain can also be among the acute pain complaints. If the pain lasts a little longer, you could remedy it with paracetamol. Paracetamol is available without a prescription. Chronic pain Chronic pain is pain that lasts longer than three to six months. It can be the result when the cause of the pain is not properly or insufficiently treated. The advice is therefore to consult your doctor if you suffer from pain for a long time. Paracetamol can help relieve acute pain and lower fever What causes pain? Pain is caused by stimuli. What incentives do we distinguish? Stimuli as a result of damage to the skin Damage to the skin is caused by external stimuli. The cause is often clear so that immediate action can be taken. If this pain lasts longer, it is advisable to use Paracetamol to relieve the pain. Paracetamol is the most commonly used and best known pain reliever. In addition, there are not many known side effects for paracetamol, provided that it is used according to the package leaflet. Internal pain stimuli Headache, backache, toothache, menstrual pain and pain with the flu and fever arise from internal pain stimuli. This pain often has an acute character and often seems to radiate to the immediate vicinity of where the pain is located. Common causes of these types of pain are: •Headache. The most common cause of headaches is stress or tension. Together with rest and the use of paracetamol, this pain can be reduced. •Lower back pain. Acute back pain occurs when, for example, it 'shoots in the back' due to incorrect lifting. Sitting incorrectly for a long time can also cause back pain. This 'ordinary' back pain can give rise to the use of paracetamol. •Toothache. Acute toothache is often caused by (gum) inflammation. In addition, a broken filling or molar can cause an annoying, stabbing pain. Paracetamol can help reduce the worst pain. • Menstrual pain. Not all women experience menstrual pain. As a rule, menstrual pain is more present at a younger age, decreasing with age. Another cause of more menstrual pain can be the use of an IUD (without hormones). •Fever. Fever arises because you have contracted a virus, such as the flu, or bacteria. In addition, you can also get a fever due to the use of certain medicines. Paracetamol can, among other things, help to reduce the worst pain and ensure that you suffer less from the above complaints. The nice thing is that paracetamol is available without a prescription. Tips to prevent pain 1 If you feel a headache coming on due to illness or the flu, you could take a painkiller such as paracetamol. At least it can relieve the headache. 2 Headaches due to pressure at work? A good rest or sleep usually ensures that the headache becomes less or even disappears completely. 3 Back pain is usually the result of improper strain, such as improper lifting. Use your legs more when lifting, keep your back straight and tighten your abs when bending and lifting. In addition, never turn your back when lifting. Do abdominal and back strengthening exercises regularly to improve your posture and strength in your back. 4 The best way to prevent a toothache is to keep your teeth and gums healthy. That means not using too much sweet food and drinks. 5 Brushing twice a day with fluoride toothpaste prevents many dental problems and toothaches. 6 If your menstrual pain is so intense, you can take a painkiller such as paracetamol to relieve the worst pain until the menstrual pain subsides. 7 Make sure you get enough rest and relaxation when you suffer from menstrual pain. 8 If you feel a bit flu-like, a painkiller such as paracetamol can help with a possible flu or fever attack. 9 A healthy diet is crucial for strengthening your resistance and thus possibly preventing flu and fever.