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I took 9 hydrocodone/acetaminophen pills within an hour. they are 10/325 mg. been 60 hours since i took them. what should i do? what happens now?
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Go to the ER: You can have significant liver injury from the acetaminophen. See a doctor right away and never do this again or it may kill you.
Answered 10/9/2014
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