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If you take 100 Tylenol will you have permanent liver damage or failure quickly?
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∙ 15y ago
Permanent liver damage or death is probable unless this person is/was treated with 17 doses of acetycysteine. Even then, the person is generally kept inpatient for at least 4 days so the medical team can assess treatment.
The acetycysteine isn't always an antidote - depending upon the amount of Tylenol (acetaminophen) taken. There is a nomogram that the hospital will use to see based upon current blood levels and when the drug was ingested. Liver transplant is possible but suicide patients aren't typically put on the transplant list.
No, it doesn't happen quickly. The patient may seem fine and then crash on the 3rd day. It is imperative that this person seek medical treatment immediately.
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