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Does anyone know how long headaches from tylenol (acetaminophen) withdrawal last?
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Complicated: Chronic tylenol (acetaminophen) usage has been associated with chronic daily headaches, events occurring at least 15 days per month. These patterns can escalate and often require preventative medicines. If handled early, the process can reverse rapidly. See your doctor and get this handled asap.
Answered 10/3/2016
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