By Andrea Hargraves 
Ibuprofen is part of a group of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs and is used to relieve pain and reduce inflammation.
In addition, they also have an antipyretic effect, which means they reduce fever. Because of its anti-inflammatory action, it is usually recommended in cases where there is inflammation associated with pain, such as toothache, muscle pain, tonsillitis, or menstrual pain.
But be careful because it is a drug that has some harmful effects and some contraindications.
The active ingredient of the famous Pinuron is paracetamol, which is an analgesic, analgesic and antipyretic drug. In this case the anti-inflammatory effect is “residual”. As with ibuprofen, there are several different doses and in different formulations such as syrup, tablets or granules.
Watch the open consultation video to find out which situations are commonly prescribed and when they should not be taken.
It is also important not to forget that, like any other medication, you should always confirm with your healthcare professional the presence of indications or contraindications, as well as the appropriate dosage and duration.