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See Latest ArticlesAnalgesic effect of paracetamol on cancer related pain in concurrent strong opioid therapy. A prospective clinical study
Acta Oncologica, 06/10/08
Axelsson B et al. - The results of this study indicate that a critical evaluation, in every patient, of the subjective additive analgesic effect of paracetamol in concurrent strong opioid therapy is advisable and that stopping paracetamol medication not necessarily implies increased pain. Rather in some patients the cessation of paracetamol medication is experienced as a relief as pain control is maintained with a lesser tablet burden.
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