Features

● Acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol A, has two effects: ``reducing fever'' and ``analgesic.''
●It mainly acts on the "temperature regulation center" in the brain, and by widening blood vessels, heat is released from the body, helping to lower fever.
●It is thought to relieve various pains such as headaches, menstrual pain, and joint pain by suppressing the substances in the brain that transmit information about fever and pain.
●The stomach originally contains a substance called prostaglandin (PG), which protects the stomach wall from stomach acid.
●Tylenol A has almost no effect on this PG, so it is effective when taken on an empty stomach. However, if you have chills or fever due to a cold, avoid taking this medicine on an empty stomach as much as possible.

[Class 2 drugs]

Efficacy/effect

Headache, menstrual pain (menstrual pain), toothache, pain after tooth extraction, sore throat, earache, joint pain, neuralgia, lower back pain, muscle pain, stiff shoulder pain, bruise pain, fracture pain, sprain pain, trauma pain pain relief, antipyretic treatment for chills and fever

Dosage and Administration

Please take the following amount. However, if you have chills or fever due to a cold, avoid taking this medicine on an empty stomach as much as possible.
[Age: Dose: Number of doses per day]
Adults (15 years and older): 1 tablet: up to 3 times. Please wait at least 4 hours between doses.
Under 15 years of age: Do not take.

(1) Please strictly follow the directions and dosage.
(2) How to take out the tablet
Press the convex part of the PTP sheet containing the tablet firmly with your fingertips, break the aluminum foil on the back, take it out and take it.
　(If you accidentally swallow it as is, it may lead to unexpected accidents such as getting stuck in the esophageal mucosa.)

Ingredients/Quantity

In 1 tablet
Acetaminophen 300mg

[Additives]

Cellulose, pregelatinized starch, hydroxypropyl cellulose, carmellose calcium (CMC-Ca), magnesium stearate, hypromellose (hydroxypropyl methylcellulose), D-mannitol, titanium oxide, talc, carnauba wax

Dosage form

Film coated tablet (oral tablet)

Usage notes

■What not to do
(If you do not follow these guidelines, your current symptoms may worsen or side effects/accidents may occur)
1.The following people should not take this drug:
　(1) Persons who have had allergic symptoms due to this drug or its ingredients.
　(2) People who have had asthma after taking this drug or other antipyretic analgesics or cold medicines.
2. Do not take any of the following medicines while taking this drug.
Other antipyretic analgesics, cold medicines, sedatives
3.Do not drink alcohol before or after taking the drug.
4.Do not use for long periods of time.
■To consult
1.The following people should consult a doctor, dentist, pharmacist, or registered salesperson before taking the drug.
　(1) A person receiving treatment from a doctor or dentist.
　(2) Pregnant women or people who appear to be pregnant.
(3) Elderly people.
　(4) People who have had allergic symptoms due to medicines, etc.
(5) Persons who have received the following diagnosis.
Heart disease, kidney disease, liver disease, gastric/duodenal ulcer
2. If the following symptoms appear after taking the drug, it may be a side effect, so please stop taking the drug immediately and consult your doctor, pharmacist, or registered salesperson with this document.
[Related area: Symptoms]
Skin: Rash/redness, itching
Gastrointestinal: Nausea/vomiting, loss of appetite
Psychiatric nervous system: dizziness
Other: Excessive hypothermia
In rare cases, the following serious symptoms may occur. In that case, please see a doctor immediately.
[Symptom name: Symptom]
Shock (anaphylaxis): Immediately after taking the drug, symptoms such as itchy skin, hives, hoarseness, sneezing, itchy throat, difficulty breathing, palpitations, and clouded consciousness may occur.
Oculomucocutaneous syndrome (Stevens-Johnson syndrome): High fever, bloodshot eyes, discharge from the eyes, sore lips, sore throat, widespread rash/redness on the skin, small bumps (pustules) on the reddened skin. ), general malaise, loss of appetite, etc., persist or worsen rapidly.
Toxic epidermal necrolysis: High fever, bloodshot eyes, eye discharge, sore lips, sore throat, widespread skin rash/redness, small bumps (pustules) on reddened skin, whole body Feelings of malaise and loss of appetite persist or worsen rapidly.
Acute generalized exanthematous pustulosis: High fever, bloodshot eyes, eye discharge, sore lips, sore throat, widespread rash/redness on the skin, small bumps (pustules) on the reddened skin. , general malaise, loss of appetite, etc., persist or worsen rapidly.
Drug-induced hypersensitivity syndrome: Widespread redness of the skin, generalized rash, fever, body malaise, swelling of lymph nodes (neck, armpits, groin, etc.) appear.
Hepatic dysfunction: Fever, itching, rash, jaundice (yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes), brown urine, general malaise, loss of appetite, etc. may appear.
Kidney disorder: Fever, rash, decreased urine output, general swelling, general malaise, joint pain (pain in joints), diarrhea, etc. may appear.
Interstitial pneumonia: When you go up stairs or push yourself too hard, you experience shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, dry cough, and fever, which appear suddenly or persist.
Asthma: wheezing, whistling, and difficulty breathing when breathing.
If your symptoms do not improve after taking 3.5 to 6 times, please stop taking the drug and consult your doctor, dentist, pharmacist, or registered salesperson with this document.

Precautions for storage and handling

(1) Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
(2) Keep out of reach of children.
(3) Do not transfer to another container (this may cause misuse or change the quality).
(4) Do not take the product after the expiration date.