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bw_hardy1968@yahoo.com - 17 Nov 2006 08:29 GMT
I've been taking Lortab, anywhere from the 7.5's to 12.5's.  for my
cancer treatments (pain).  I hear that taking large amounts of tylonel
is deadly?  Sometimes for the pain I have to take up to 12 to 14
lortabs a day.  My question is, I already know that I have Hep C, and
my doctor is aware of this fact, is my liver going to give out on me
soon? I'm not having any liver pain or anything, but I am concerned now
that i heard this about tylonel, please help me.
Jason Johnson - 17 Nov 2006 21:15 GMT
I've been taking Lortab, anywhere from the 7.5's to 12.5's.  for my
cancer treatments (pain).  I hear that taking large amounts of tylonel
is deadly?  Sometimes for the pain I have to take up to 12 to 14
lortabs a day.  My question is, I already know that I have Hep C, and
my doctor is aware of this fact, is my liver going to give out on me
soon? I'm not having any liver pain or anything, but I am concerned now
that i heard this about tylonel, please help me.

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Hello,
I am NOT a doctor. I just checked my copy of the "Pill Book" and it states
on page 834 the following :

Use this drug with extreme caution if you suffer from ...liver disease or
viral infections of the liver."

I also read the section of the book that discusses Tylenol and it states
that "large doses of Tylenol or long term use of Tylenol may cause liver
damage".

I suggest that you discuss your concerns with your doctor and request
liver function blood tests.

It's my guess that your doctor is already testing you on a regular basis
for any symptoms of liver problems.

Jason
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