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to much tylenol!

Postby tay_88_crayon » Tue May 24, 2011 7:32 am

So i guess they took it as suicide because i had taken 15 tylenol! so yeh, been in the mental hopsital for a longg timee!
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Re: to much tylenol!

Postby Elphie.QE.MDXXXIII » Tue May 24, 2011 12:54 pm

Why did you take 15 pills, then?
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Re: to much tylenol!

Postby TL TEEN2 » Fri Sep 02, 2011 7:34 pm

Feel free to post more about how you are/ were feeling that made you take 15 tylenol. We can help.
The Suicide Prevention Hotline is 877 727 4747 or 800 784 2433
Teenline is 310 855 4673 or 1 800 852 8336
When you are feeling bad you can use other outlets such as writing in a journal and mapping out how you are feeling.
Talking to a counselor or finding a therapist could be helpful for too.
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Re: to much tylenol!

Postby marymae1995 » Tue May 01, 2012 9:12 am

I so sorry for the way you are feeling. I was worried so I did a little research;

Overdose of Tylenol or Acetaminophen can cause liver damage. The symptoms of Tylenol overdose include nausea and vomiting, appetite loss, tiredness, paleness, and sweating.
The second stage of symptoms of Tylenol overdose points towards liver failure and may include abdominal pain and tenderness, swelling in the liver, and some blood tests for liver enzymes.
If the overdose symptoms go unattended beyond second stage, which is not common at all, but if it does then during the last stage, liver failure advances and the patient is likely to become jaundiced. The common symptoms are yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes.
The patient may also experience kidney failure, bleeding disorders, and in extreme circumstances even swelling of the brain. Cases have come to light where teenage children have not felt the need to inform parents and have gone ahead and bought their own medicine from a nearby store and have taken the overdose of Tylenol. These children are hardly aware of what they are doing to themselves and what after all are they getting into.
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