The effectiveness of paracetamol in pain relief after extraction of the wisdom tooth

Oral surgery is never fun, but a new study reveals that giving postoperative pain is safer than ever. The study, which was developed by the Cochrane Collaboration, a group that conducts systematic reviews regarding the effectiveness of health interventions, concluded that paracetamol is a safe and effective analgesic in the postoperative of wisdom tooth extraction.

Paracetamol is an analgesic (sold without a prescription) used to relieve fever, headaches and other minor pains. The Cochrane Collaboration came to this conclusion after examining data from 21 randomized controlled trials that studied more than 1,900 patients to determine the optimal paracetamol dose and the optimal time interval for drug administration in pain relief after extraction of the wisdom tooth .

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Exercises for those who have premature ejaculation

Reading the definition, right from the start , it is perceived that this concept "fast ejaculate" is relative. Therefore, perhaps this is one of the pathologies where the individualization of conduct is more important! Yes, because there are no rules when it comes to sexual satisfaction. For some, controlling ejaculation for 15 minutes is not enough, while for others, intercourse for 4 minutes is absolutely satisfactory.

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Alzheimer's and Parkinson's: tests guarantee early diagnosis

We live in a society that is getting older and people are looking for strategies to extend longevity with quality of life. We now know that it is now possible to have access to our country, to tests that aid in the early diagnosis of neurodegenerative diseases. We know that most neurodegenerative diseases occur after age 65.

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