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You should take Tylenol with Codeine cautiously and only according to your doctor's instructions, as you would take any medication containing a narcotic. Make sure your doctor is aware of any problems you have had with drug or alcohol addiction.
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Likewise, a person with liver disease does not appear to be at an increased risk of developing additional liver injury from taking Tylenol. This is so regardless of the cause of the liver disease and provided the patient does not drink alcohol regularly. Thus, Tylenol is quite safe to use in the usual dose in patients with acute (brief duration) or chronic (long duration) hepatitis. For example, Tylenol is routinely prescribed to treat the flu-like symptoms that can be caused by interferon treatments for patients with chronic hepatitis. Keep in mind... that all drugs, including Tylenol, should be used with caution, if at all, in patients with severe liver disease, such as advanced cirrhosis (scarring of the liver) or liver failure.
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Last Wednesday afternoon a manager at the Longs Drugs on the 1100 block of East 14th Street saw a man in an aisle carrying five boxes of Tylenol. After refusing help, the manager walked away but watched the man crouched in the corner concealing the Tylenol.
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[T]ens of millions of Americans use Tylenol regularly. The FDA says the drug's benefits far outweigh its risks. Not so, argues liver disease expert William M. Lee, MD, professor of internal medicine at the University of Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas.
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