Acetaminophen (Tylenol)

i don't know, but i just did it 5 minutes ago. I guess we'll wait and see what happens

N-acetylcysteine is the best known antidote but panadol overdose is an emergency situation so get to a hospital as quickly as possible.

Ibuprofen is iso-butyl-propanoic-phenolic acid. It's chemical formula is C13H18O2

Paracetamol can be used routinely during all stages of pregnancy in therapeutic doses.If there is a need to use it in high doses for longer duration,please consult your doctor. Have a good day

Paracetamol is a legal drug.

However, it is illegal if it has been dangerously modified in any way.

Yes. Both were prescribed to me by my doctor at the same time.

I don't have an answer- but my BF has been using it over a year. So in researching this, I found these links:

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1479582/is_tylenol_pm_addictive.html?cat=71

http://www.netwellness.org/question.cfm/33962.htm

http://www.sleepnet.com/insomnia2/messages/635.html

No, not unless a qualified medical practitioner has prescribed these medicines for you. Do not self medicate.

I have trouble sleeping while taking strattera, so I called my Doc and asked if I could take a Tylenol PM. She said yes, and I have been taking one a night and it works like a charm. I have only been on strattera for a week. I do take my strattera before I go to bed so that could be the problem. I started strattera one other time and took the first pill in the early afternoon and I had such head sensations that I quit it right away. Since then I realized I would probably have some side effects and am giving it another try. No head sensations if I take it in the evening. It seems to be starting to work.

No one here knows your child's medical history, and it would be dangerous and careless for anyone to give this question an answer. What may seem safe for even the general public may be disastrous for a few. I would not give the child anything without first consulting your doctor.

Only Tylenol #3 which can only be accessed through doctors permission.

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Nope. If the Tylenol (or acetaminophen) has a number (#1, 2, 3, or 4) it has increasing doses of codeine - Tylenol #1 has 8mg (with the 325mg acetaminophen), #2 has 15mg, #3 has 30mg (the most often used), and #4 has 60mg per tab. All are Controlled Substances in the U.S., Schedule III. Permission doesn't enter into it - they all require a prescription with DEA number, or in some states a special controlled drug form. They can be prescribed by phone, unlike Schedule II (morphine, Ritalin etc.). Canada allows their #1 version to be sold over the counter. Happy pain relief.

--OLD MD

No you will just be causing your body harm if you take panadol for too long. You may evan cause irreversable damage to your liver and kidneys and still not lose weight so i just think you should have a really healthy diet and exercise for atleast 30minutes a day. Hope this helped:)

Yes you can. If you are going to have a General Anaesthetic for Surgery, make sure you take it with just a little water a few hours before the surgery. Remember you have to stay fasting at least 4 - 5 hours before the anaesthetic.

check it... if you ask for baby perqs, and can get percocet in the 10mg to 15mg range, you are getting perqs without aspirin

Tylenol will make your stomach bleed and possibly make you bleed to death. So you will most likely not have a miscarriage but get seriously injured instead. Not to mention they will make your kidneys shut down. That means a transplant is needed

Yes, it's safe to take Paracetamol or Acetaminophen (Tylenol) with milk as there are no interactions.

The recommended adult single dose of paracetamol is two standard 500 mg tablets. Research shows that the common threshold for liver damage to occur from a single paracetamol overdose is 15 gms (30 tablets) although standard hospital guidelines allow an extra safety margin and assume liver damage could occur at a single overdose of 24 standard tablets or 150 mg/kg body weight, whichever is the smaller.

The overdose threshold may be lowered in a person taking certain prescription medicines, or a person who is an alcoholic or is seriously undernourished. If the overdose is spread over a period of time the threshold may be higher, as the initial paracetamol dose is effectively metabolised. (The recommended maximum dose in a 24 hour period is 4g or 8 tablets)

Sometimes it does and also it will have after-effects when you use them and honestly, I wouldn't take that pill if I were u just saying it could cause a lot of damage, and no I haven't experienced it so don't ask. Please be very careful and you might have a chance to have a better future trust me.

alcohol, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as Motrin, oral contraceptives, the anti-seizure drug phenytoin (Dilantin), the blood-thinning drug warfarin (Coumadin), the cholesterol-lowering drug cholestyramine (Questran

Ibuprofen will still work if you take it without food, but it is acidic and damages the lining of your stomach. Food dilutes it and prevents it causing damage. It doesn't have to be very much food, a little yoghurt or even a glass of milk will do.

Yes, I do whenever I need an OTC pain reliever. I take Sotalol and Coumadin and this is the only pain reliever I am allowed to take. There are extreme warnings for using any other type of pain killer if you take either of these drugs so be sure to check with a doctor before taking anything.

Tylenol is not contraindicated with colitis, however you should use caution when taking it as it may cause GI upset. Always swallow the tablet whole (the coating on the outside is meant to stay in place until your stomach acid breaks it down to protect your upper GI tract). You may also take it with food or milk to decrease GI symptoms. NEVER take more than the recommended dose as it may lead to vascular collapse, renal failure and hepatic seizure. Watch out for GI bleeding- this may be evidenced by dark tarry stool, stool that looks like coffee grounds or clay colored stool. Hope this helps

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That is more than enough to cause severe liver damage, or death. If you have taken a dose that large you should see your doctor for bloodwork to check your liver function.

The maximum amount allowed daily is 4 g or 4000 mg. Therefore, taking 5000 mg in 6 hours is technically an overdose and potentially toxic. However, if it is only done once it will most likely not cause any serious damage, and the liver will repair itself. You may experience nausea or vomiting, paleness, and/or sweating as symptoms, but as previously stated the damage will most likely be minimal, and these will probably be your only symptoms. If you don't have any of those symptoms in the next day or two, you will be fine.