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Old 12-09-2010, 12:53 AM #1
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Exclamation Acetaminophen within normal dosage- still a problem over time? And- vehicles...
Just curious if using it over time will cause liver/stomach problems.

I've been taking 2 tablets every night since my headache got worse on Monday after the sudden stop in the taxi. No more taxis or even vehicles of any kind for a while. Well under max dosage a day...

Which leads to a side question: Do any of you avoid rides from even friends or family knowing there's a risk of a sudden stop?

Do you avoid vehicles completely?

Thanks for any info!
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