Research Notes on Acetaminophen and Alcohol
The use of alcohol while taking acetaminophen is highly discouraged because of possible liver damage. Concurrent use of acetaminophen and alcohol have been known to cause liver failure especially in chronic alcohol drinkers. Physicians will recommended to avoid the use of alcohol during treatment with acetaminophen to prevent possible liver complications.
Top Resources on Acetaminophen and Alcohol
- Drugs.com: Important Information About Tylenol
- American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (via MedlinePlus): What Special Precautions Should I Follow?
- MedicineNet: Drug Interactions
- Drug Digest: What Drug(s) may Interact with Acetaminophen?
- The Michigan Daily: FDA says Tylenol and Alcohol a Bad Mix
- Go Ask Alice: Mixing Alcohol and Acetaminophen -- How can I Reduce my Risk for Side Effects?
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- Last update: Jul. 30, 2008
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