A recent survey conducted by healthcare professionals revealed a concerning trend of the overuse of paracetamol tablets. The study found that an alarming number of people turn to this medication for every minor ailment instead of using it as directed. Some respondents admitted to taking more than the recommended dosage and ignoring warning labels, jeopardizing their health in the process. This misuse can lead to liver damage and other serious consequences, including death in rare cases. Health care providers are urging individuals to be responsible when taking medications and seek professional advice if they experience frequent pain or discomfort instead of relying on self-medication with paracetamol tablets.
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