Does taking large doses of tylenol extra strength raise blood pressure?
Question posted by rwyka on 16 April 2011
Last updated on 17 April 2011
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Hey rwyka,
Taking large doses of tylenol is very hard on the liver and kidneys. It is more likely to cause a hypotensive response if taken in large doses. Please do not take more than two 500mg tylenols at one time and no more than four times in 24 hour period.
Laurie
the least amount of the tylenol is best for you Laurie is right!
u have to be careful my FIL took a lot i mean alot of tylenol arthritis granted he iss older and such and things affect him hard we had to rush him into the ER. It did raise his blood pressure big time.plus i think my hubby told me so many dont know the number of people but they past away from taking too many percocets but the findings at the end of it said they past due to the tylenol in the percocets. hope this helped it is a little of a ramble but it is just what i found out.
lol always janymak
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