Paracetamol is researched out to be an innocuous drug for lower back pain. Since ages, paracetamol is preferably a common drug for first degree pain or fever. However, the recent outputs from this drug labelled it as "no better than a placebo" as it fails to deliver timely recovery of pain.

Back pain itself is another common problem for people. The suffering count is up to 26 million. People should look out for best medical advice in order to contemplate medication.

A recent study to figure out the authentic outcomes of paracetamol to the people who were undergoing back pain for about six weeks was conducted. In total over 1,650 people took part in the experiment. A third of the total was made to consume regular use of paracetamol, another third was made to have the dose as per the requirement and the other third consumed it on monthly basis.

The final analysis deduced that the drug works neutrally for potent back pain by delivering zero recovery adding up gradation sleep quality. Regardless of the fact that these outputs prove to be accurate, the drug does helps to alleviate pain and its discomforts appearing from headaches, toothache and post-surgery.

Dr. Andrew Moore, a senior researcher at the Churchill Hospital, Oxford, who was not involved in the research, told BBC, "Paracetamol does not work for every type of pain, nor does it work for every person.

There should be reconsideration for the universal exhortation of this elementary drug.