It can be difficult to know which to take ...

A pharmacist has warned that taking painkillers after drinking can be dangerous, as millions suffer with hangovers on Monday ...

Paracetamol still tops shopping baskets for period cramps, yet new research on three million UK shoppers suggests it may not ...

Today marks two decades since the twisted and sadistic killing of a vulnerable man which sent shockwaves across Cornwall.

An estimated 200 million packets are sold over the counter each year. Cheap, widely available and generally safe when used correctly, it is a medicine cabinet essential for millions of Britons. But ...

High levels of prostaglandins make these contractions more intense and reduce blood flow to the uterus, creating the cramping, dragging pain many people experience. Prostaglandins are linked to ...

For something that affects millions every month, period pain remains surprisingly poorly treated. A recent analysis of supermarket transaction data from over three million shoppers found that ...

The NHS doctor claims this medicine could be 'slowing down' your recovery ...

Women who take the painkiller Panadol in pregnancy are not putting their babies at risk of autism or attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

Taking ibuprofen medication at the so-called 'wrong time' after an injury could make things worse, a doctor claims. People could face longer recovery times from injuries and everyday aches and pains ...

An airline crew member has highlighted the ‘biggest mistake ever’ people can make on an aircraft. On the new Martin Lewis BBC ...

Taking a common painkiller as soon as things start to hurt sounds like the right thing to do, but an NHS GP claims people could be adding more time onto their suffering if they reach for this cheap ...