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Paracetamol: When its use becomes unsafe for children
indicated that about 8% of those interviewed gave paracetamol to their children, including newborns, almost daily to prevent fever or because they felt the baby, especially the head, was hot.
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Taking paracetamol while pregnant ‘could make your child three times more likely to get ADHD’, scientists warn
NHS guidance states: "Paracetamol is the first choice of painkiller if you're pregnant. "It's commonly taken during pregnancy and does not harm your baby." It also adds: "Before taking any ...
Manchester Evening News23d
Taking common painkiller while pregnant could raise ADHD risk in children, scientists warn
Despite the findings, the NHS advises that paracetamol is the first choice of painkiller during pregnancy. "It's commonly taken during pregnancy and does not harm your baby," it states.