Acetaminophen overdose?

[lookingforpeace1]

Does anyone know the lethal dosage for Acetaminophen? (If this information is needed, I am 205lbs. )

 

[chrisbate7]

Don't even try it. You'll end up in the hospital in a world of pain.

 

[Aap]

Hey, I bet this question is asked nearly every day. Search

 

[Silver]

Don't even try it. You'll end up in the hospital in a world of pain.

Agree. The result of acetaminophen OD is extremely painful, extended liver failure.

 

[k75]

The only thing this will kill is your liver. Not recommended.

 

[gothgirl1996]

I tried this a few years ago. It doesn't work.

 

[lookingforpeace1]

Thanks for the replies If anyone knows, is there any way I can increase the chances of ctbing (such as fasting, taking another medication with it, etc) i'm kind of in a spot where it's hard to do anoter method

 

[GoodPersonEffed]

Thanks for the replies If anyone knows, is there any way I can increase the chances of ctbing (such as fasting, taking another medication with it, etc) i'm kind of in a spot where it's hard to do anoter method

I'm genuinely sorry to hear you're in that spot. Realistically, though, that's not going to make it any more likely to work. If it were me, I'd consider whether I were prepared to take the risk, and able to manage the potential consequences -- hospitalization, severe lifelong liver problems and the treatments that would go with it, a psych ward stay, etc. Such things are far more likely to be the outcome than ctb.

As far as I know, there's nothing to increase the chances, but you can use the site search for acetaminophen, Tylenol and paracetamol to be certain if no one else comes up with such info as you're seeking.