April's Harvard women's health watch warns of the dangers of both over-the-counter and prescribed acetaminophen. The toxicity of this common pain reliever should not be underestimated as overdose can cause liver failure. Closely monitor intake of acetaminophen by following this article's advice:
- Don't take 2 over-the-counter medicines that both contain acetaminophen.
- Don't take more than the label recommends or your doctor prescribes.
- Don't take more than the recommended dosage in any 24 hour period.
- Don't mix with alcohol.
Stay safe and read all medication labels carefully. For more advice sign up on the website for the free weekly HEALTHbeat e-newsletter from the Harvard Medical School.
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