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Can we take paracetamol with tea ....... i mean is there any interaction ?
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Should not be : drinking tea and taking acetaminophen together should not be a problem. The problem occurs if you take too much acetaminophen. Usually we suggest these days around 3000 mg tops.
Answered 10/5/2019
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