It appears there was some confusion regarding your inquiry. There is no information available on a substance or supplement called "Citamole". You might have meant "Paracetamol," commonly known as acetaminophen, which is a widely used analgesic (pain reliever) and antipyretic (fever reducer).

Paracetamol is primarily used to manage mild to moderate pain and to reduce fever¹. It's generally well-tolerated when used correctly, but there are some critical considerations:

1. Dosage: For adults, the conventional oral dose is 500–1000 mg, which can be repeated every 4 hours as needed, but the total daily dose should not exceed 4000 mg².
2. Side Effects: Overuse or overdose can lead to severe liver damage and potentially fatal hepatotoxicity³. Symptoms of overdose include nausea, vomiting, excessive sweating, and confusion or weakness.
3. Risks with Liver Impairment: Paracetamol can be hepatotoxic, especially in patients with liver conditions or chronic alcohol use⁴.
4. Interactions: It can interact adversely with other medications, like simvastatin, increasing the risk of hepatotoxicity⁵.

If "Citamole" was intended to reference something else, please clarify so I can provide more accurate and relevant information.

Footnotes

1. NCBI Bookshelf - Pharmaceutical Drugs ↩

2. NCBI Bookshelf - Pharmaceutical Drugs ↩

3. PMC - Severe Hepatotoxicity ↩

4. PMC - Hepatotoxicity and Analgesia ↩

5. PMC - Paracetamol and Simvastatin Interaction ↩