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How much acetaminophen can you take before severely injuring your liver?
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Acetaminophen : The current maximum total dose over 24 hours is 4 grams (4, 000mg). There is the likelihood that this may be reduced to 3 grams (3, 000 mg) in the near future.
Answered 2/4/2013
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