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Can i take acetaminophen after i have taking amoxicillin?
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Yes.: No problem, unless you liver disease or are on some blood thinners or other meds (like some seizure meds) that interact with Acetaminophen. DO NOT exceed the dosage on the bottle. It can cause liver damage.
Answered 3/13/2016
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