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Can you take acetaminophen after a night of drinking?
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Alcohol and acetamin: Really you should not - alcohol and Acetaminophen are liver toxic. A night of drinking means you had a lot and then taking Acetaminophen will only increase your risk of liver damage.
Answered 6/24/2014
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