Only in high doses: any medication that contains acetaminophen (called paracetamol in the UK), in high doses, or even in high therapeutic dose for prolonged periods of time, has the potential to damage the liver. The FDA now recommends less than 2 grams/day for most people (this is down from 4 grams/day several years ago as a recommendation).
Answered 11/9/2020
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Yes, it can: The portion which can hurt the liver is the acetaminophen contained in the medicine. However, if used according to the schedule prescribed, damage to the liver from acetaminophen is unlikely. You can't take more pills or take them more frequently. Used according to the recommendations, it is fairly safe for the liver Good luck.
Answered 12/7/2019
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