About Delmol Tablet 500mg
A tablet used to relieve everyday pain and bring down fever quickly.
Delmol Tablet Uses
- Fever from infections or after vaccination
- Headache, including tension headache
- Mild to moderate body aches and muscle pain
- Toothache and menstrual cramps
- Pain and fever associated with common cold or flu
Delmol Tablet Benefits
- Fast relief from fever within thirty to sixty minutes
- Gentle on the stomach compared to many other pain relievers
- Suitable for most age groups when dosed correctly
- Compatible with many other medicines under medical guidance
What Experts Say
Doctors regard paracetamol as one of the safest first choice options for common pain and fever. It works mainly in the brain to reduce the signals that create the sensation of pain and raise body temperature. This makes it useful for a wide range of everyday complaints. Its safety profile makes it a standard recommendation for children and adults when dosed correctly.
Physicians repeatedly stress that the total daily dose from all sources should stay within safe limits. Many cold and flu products already contain paracetamol, so combining them without checking labels can lead to an accidental overdose. This risk is one of the most common causes of preventable liver injury. Reading labels carefully remains one of the simplest ways to avoid this mistake.
Specialists advise extra caution in people who drink alcohol regularly or already have liver disease. In these groups, standard doses can strain the liver. A doctor's guidance is recommended before regular long term use for chronic pain. Occasional use for short term pain and fever is generally safe for most healthy adults.
Drug Class
ڈیلمول ٹیبلٹ کے استعمالات
- بخار کو کم کرنے کے لیے
- سر درد اور جسمانی درد میں آرام کے لیے
- دانت کے درد اور ماہواری کے درد کے لیے
- نزلہ زکام کی علامات میں سکون کے لیے
Delmol Tablet 500mg formula
How to use Delmol Tablet 500mg?
- This tablet is usually taken with water, with or without food.
- Doses are generally spaced four to six hours apart, without exceeding the daily limit mentioned on the pack.
- This medicine is not meant for use alongside other paracetamol containing products without checking the combined dose.
- A gap of at least four hours between doses helps keep the total daily amount within a safe range.
- Medical advice is recommended if fever or pain continues beyond three days.
Drug Interactions
- Warfarin: Regular high dose use of paracetamol may increase the blood thinning effect of warfarin.
- Alcohol: Frequent alcohol use combined with this medicine raises the risk of liver damage.
- Other Paracetamol Containing Products: Combining this tablet with other cold, flu or pain relief products can lead to an accidental overdose.
- Certain Anti Seizure Medicines: Drugs like phenytoin and carbamazepine can increase the risk of liver toxicity from paracetamol.
Risks and warnings
- Liver Damage: Doses above the recommended daily limit can cause serious, sometimes irreversible liver injury.
- Alcohol Use: Regular alcohol use increases the risk of liver damage when combined with this medicine.
- Existing Liver Disease: People with liver conditions need a lower dose and close medical supervision.
- Hidden Overdose: Many cold, flu and pain products already contain paracetamol, raising the risk of accidental overdose.
- Allergic Reactions: Rare but serious skin reactions have been reported with paracetamol use.
Delmol Tablet Side Effects
This tablet is generally well tolerated when taken at the recommended dose.
- Mild nausea
- Stomach discomfort
- Loss of appetite
Serious side effects are rare but require immediate medical attention.
- Yellowing of the skin or eyes
- Dark colored urine
- Unusual tiredness or weakness
- Severe skin rash, blistering or swelling of the face
Storage Conditions
- Store this medicine at room temperature, away from moisture and direct sunlight.
- Keep tablets in their original strip until they are needed.
- Keep this medicine out of reach of children, since overdose can be serious.
- Discard any tablets that have passed their printed expiry date.