The NHS has warned specifically about taking too much co-codamol, described as “harmful” and “dangerous” if used to excess. It can be bought in pharmacies - without a prescription - although doctors ...

“I decided to take a dose again for a severe headache a few weeks later,” Rachel remembers. “I’ve always experienced very bad headaches, which paracetamol and ibuprofen have zero effect on. Usually I ...

A mixture of paracetamol and codeine, many of us may feel a little unclear about taking co-codamol alongside other common medications. The painkiller is often used to treat the likes of migraines, ...

Batch number 1K10121 of a co-codamol painkiller is being recalled for safety concerns as they potentially have too little or too much of the active ingredients – codeine phosphate and paracetamol.

This is the NHS advice about taking it with painkillers and other herbal supplements. Is it safe to take co-codamol with other painkillers? It's safe to take co-codamol with ibuprofen and aspirin, ...