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Can paracetamol daily once for 15days effect liver am having costochrodotitis??? 500mg * 2 times am male 21years weight 80kg
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Paracetamol: Based on what you say you are taking 1gm of acetaminophen a day. This is quite an acceptable dose. You should not expect to have any issues with the liver - unless you take alcohol or take any other acetaminophen containing medications as well.
Answered 6/9/2016
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