Johnson and Johnson (J&J) once again recently reduced the dosage recommendations for Tylenol (generic: acetaminophen) because of continuing concerns about the risk of liver failure.
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With Super Bowl Sunday last weekend, many people attended Super Bowl parties which frequently included consuming too much alcohol. Many people have approaches for dealing with the negative effects of excessive drinking, including taking a Tylenol or some other over-the-counter pain medicine containing the active ingredient acetaminophen. While this is something that most people have done at some point in their life, the choice to take Tylenol or other over-the-counter pain medication containing acetaminophen to combat your alcohol-induced symptoms can be a dangerous choice. |
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