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A member asked:
Can you take paracetamol if you have chronic hepatitis b? doctor has prescribed this. also i'm concerned as accidentally took after 3 hours instead of 4 hours once?
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Caution will be needed specifically with drugs that are metabolized mainly by the liver. Your treating physician should be aware in order to be able to make adjustments and offer alternate options.
Answered 7/4/2021
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