A 15-year-old female asked:
how many panadol (acetaminophen) tablets does it take to cause an overdose. and how many to make it fatal?
1 doctor answer
Dr. Randy Baker answered
39 years experience Holistic Medicine
Please seek help!!!: I am concerned that you are asking this because you are considering trying an overdose. If you want to kill yourself this is not a good way to do it- panadol (acetaminophen) overdose causes liver failure which causes a long, painful ; very unpleasant death over several weeks.
If you are considering suicide please seek help from a friend, family member, professional or suicide hotline. There are better solutions.
Answered on Jun 20, 2017
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