Why is paracetamol banned?
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The suspension was based on failed lab tests, which did not comply with production standards, posing potential health risks. Despite the ban, alternative medications are available, so treatment disruptions are not anticipated.
Some of the *paracetamol formulations have been banned in a few countries due to analgesic abuse nephropathy. As such, combining paracetamol with other NSAIDs/other analgesics is considered to be irrational and such combinations are banned in a few countries, whereas in India, these formulations are still available.