Acetaminophen—commonly known as Tylenol—helps reduce pain and fever by lowering prostaglandin signals in the brain. Unlike NSAIDs, it has very little anti-inflammatory effect, which is why it works differently from medications like ibuprofen. Safe when used correctly, but dangerous in high doses because it’s processed by the liver. #Tylenol #Acetaminophen #PainRelief #Pharmacology #HealthcareEducation

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