Question 1

taking tylenol regularity but never more than the recommended dose for last few weeks.social drinker.i'm worried about l have liver damage. symptoms?

Accepted Answer

See your doctor.: Initially, there are no symptoms to the kind of damage that Tylenol can do to the liver. Although you are likely to have not done any damage to the liver if you followed the directions, it would be prudent to get some blood drawn to be sure. It is a simple blood test. If you are worried, I would try to limit Tylenol and avoid alcohol until you have the blood test. Good luck.

Question 2

what can be considered a librium od?

Accepted Answer

See below: Taking so much that you level of function is reduced.

Question 3

self medicating librium (clordiazepoxide), what is this for?

Accepted Answer

Benzodiazepines: are called "tranquillizers," but they are similar to any sedating drug, and in excess dosage cause sleepiness and impairment. Anxiety can be treated without drugs, through psychotherapy, avoidance of anxiety-provoking stimuli, and self-management techniques (self-hypnosis, mediation, guided imagery, progressive muscle relaxation) and other techniques. They should NEVER be self-prescribed.

Question 4

is it okay to take vimovo and tylenol #1?

Accepted Answer

Sounds ok: If a person had no prior problem with taking Vimovo (esomeprazole and naproxen) by itself, or either of its ingredients by themselves; and had no problem taking Tylenol #1 (acetaminophen and codeine) by itself, or either of its ingredients by themselves; then she should be ok taking Vimovo and Tylenol #1 together. They may cause stomach symptoms. Be sure to follow one's doctor's instructions.

Question 5

can i take ambien and  tylenol  pm?

Accepted Answer

Two different action: Tylenol is used to relieve pain 
Ambien is a sedative
They work differently and they do not interact with each other if they are not mixed with other medications.

Question 6

which is stronger: vicodin or tylenol #4?

Accepted Answer

Vicodin vs Tylenol 4: Not clear what u mean by stronger. Go to uptodate.com and drugs.com.  It will depend on what u are trying to treat. Just pain or pain + inflammation. And other meds you are taking and your own metabolism will affect how each is absorbed and metabolized and helps.  Try each and see. T is a good anti-inflammatory.

Question 7

do they make a tylenol (acetaminophen) 5?

Accepted Answer

No: Tylenol #3 has 30 mg of codeine, and #4 has 60 mg of codeine, but there is no #5. Both #3 and #4 contain 300 mg of acetaminophen.

Question 8

how does tylenol 3 show up on a drug test?

Accepted Answer

As Opiate: Tylenol 3 contains Tylenol and codeine and as Codeine is an opiate it will show in urine as opiate

Question 9

can adults take baby tylenol (acetaminophen)?

Accepted Answer

Yes: You would need to take a lot more pills to achieve an adequate adult dose.

Question 10

how long do two tylenol (acetaminophen) last?

Accepted Answer

Standard Tylenol (acetaminophen) is: Usually written to be taken every 4 to 6 hours.  
The duration can last from 3 to 8 hours.

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Taking tylenol regularity but never more than the recommended dose for last few weeks.social drinker.i'm worried about l have liver damage. symptoms?

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What can be considered a librium od?

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Self medicating librium (clordiazepoxide), what is this for?

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Is it okay to take vimovo and tylenol #1?

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Can i take ambien and tylenol pm?

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Which is stronger: vicodin or tylenol #4?

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Do they make a tylenol (acetaminophen) 5?

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How long do two tylenol (acetaminophen) last?

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