How much tylenol can i take?

Answer 1

Tylenol is Paracetamol. You should not exceed the recommended dose of 4g per day. The normal dose of Paracetamol 500mg tablet is ONE to TWO tablets every FOUR to SIX hours when required

Maximum Tylenol (acetaminophen or Paracetamol) a normal adult can take is 4000 milligrams (mg) or 4 grams (g). Normal dose is ONE to TWO tablets every FOUR to SIX hours when required. MAX of 8 tablets per day

If you dont understand the above answer consult a qualified physician.

Answer 2

The normal dosage on the bottle of Tylenol is safe. Tylenol is okay to take during pregnancy, however ibufrofen, nuprin, and aspirin are not. As long as you don't take more Tylenol than directed to from on the bottle, you and your baby will be fine.

Answer 3

Yes, Tylenol (acetaminophen) is considered a Category B drug by the FDA and is safe for use during all stages of pregnancy.

Always be careful to adhere to the standard dosing instructions, as excessive amounts of Tylenol can affect your liver and kidneys, and by extension may cause harm to an unborn child.

Answer 4

You can take 650-1000mg of Tylenol (acetaminophen) for pain every 4-6 hours when you are pregnant. 1000 mg is the equivalent of 2 extra strength tylenol. It is always best to check with your OB , especially if you are getting a lot of headaches. This is what my OB told me.

Answer 5

you should really check with your ob care person, as every woman is different and every doctor has different opinions.

I would recommend you do some research on

americanpregnancy.org as well

but your health care provider would be the best person to advise on that

Answer 6

Yes, assuming you don't have some other condition which would make it unsafe to take Tylenol (such as liver disease).

Answer 7

You can take up to 250mg of Tylenol for a headache while pregnant. Be sure to check with your doctor to be sure to avoid any complications.

Answer 8

If you take anymore than one, you will have an Acetometaphin overdose