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Panadol Tablets
- Tablets
- 6+ years
- Gentle on the Stomach
- 500mg Paracetamol


Panadol Compack
- Tablets
- 6+ years
- Gentle on the Stomach
- 500mg Paracetamol


Panadol Extra
- Tablets
- 12+ years
- Fights Tough Pain
- Paracetamol 500mg
- Caffeine 65mg


Panadol Extra Soluble
- Soluble Tablets
- 12+ years
- Fights Tough Pain
- Paracetamol 500mg
- Caffeine 65mg


Panadol Actifast
- Tablets
- 12+ years
- Fast Pain Relief
- Paracetamol 500mg


Panadol Actifast Compack
- Tablets
- 12+ years
- Fast Pain Relief
- Paracetamol 500mg


Panadol Night
- Tablets
- 12+ years
- Relieves night time pain
- Paracetamol 500mg
- Diphenhydramine Hydrochloride 25 mg

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Panadol Actifast Soluble
- Soluble Tablets
- 10+ years
- Gentle on the Stomach
- 500mg Paracetamol
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Muscle and Joint
Causes of knee pain
With many of us living active lives, it’s no surprise that we put our knees through a lot. Knee pain is the most common type of musculoskeletal pain that brings people to see their doctor.
The knee has the ability to twist and rotate. It is able to do this due to its complex structure which involves four bones, four important ligaments, and a series of tendons. It can also bend, straighten, and bear the weight of the body, whilst also working with the ankles and hips. Because of this mechanical pressure, knees are susceptible to a wide variety of injuries.

Chronic knee pain is often caused by inflammation after an injury, or inflammatory conditions such as arthritis. If you have a knee injury, remember to take the following actions, summarized by the mnemonic, P.R.I.C.E:
- Protect the knee injury with padding or a splint
- Rest the knee to reduce repetitive strain, prevent further injury, and allow time for the knee to heal
- Ice the knee to reduce swelling; this should be done 2–3 times per day for 20-30 minutes each time
- Compress the knee with a wrap or brace, to reduce swelling and support the joint
- Elevate the injured leg; this will also help reduce swelling