What?
What kind of drug is Tylenol?
An Acetaminophen. Specifically an antipyretic (fever reducer) and an analgestic (pain reliever)
What symptoms are included in taking Tylenol?
Nausea, stomach pain, headaches, rashes, loss of appetite, hoarseness, itching, dark urine, and face, tongue, or limb swelling
Is Tylenol available in Maquoketa?
Tylenol is accessible and used frequently in Maquoketa as an over-the-counter medicine.
What will happen to somebody who consumes too much Tylenol?
They may get liver damage or overdose on the drug.
Is help available for Tylenol addicts?
Yes, there are many places and websites a person can go for help.
What is Tylenol used for?
To reduce/ relieve pains and fevers.
Any short-term side effects?
Things like nausea, rashes, and increased itching are short-term
How prevalent is Tylenol in Iowa?
Research shows that 27% of adolescent suicides in Iowa involve acetaminophen.
How to know if one has overdosed on Tylenol?
They will experience nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, confusion, and jaundice (yellow skin and eyes)
What places can I go to?
Call or text the suicide and crisis lifeline #988, the RecoverMe website, and drug abuse support groups. Some examples are: Narcotics Anonymous and SMART Recovery.
How does Tylenol work in your body?
Tylenol changes the way your body senses pain and cools your body down.
Any long-term side effects?
Liver damage is a significant long-term side effect of taking Tylenol.
Is Tylenol accessible to people worldwide?
Tylenol is the most commonly taken analgesic worldwide. It is also the most recommended by healthcare professionals.
How much is the fixation of liver damage at a hospital?
The cost of treating liver damage can vary depending on its severity. It can range from $3,000 to $50,000 in a year.
Are there any Harm Reduction Strategies I can learn?
Yes, there are many harm reduction strategies for those struggling.
Are there any street names for Tylenol?
T1, T2, T3, T4, dors & flours. If the Tylenol is mixed with soda or syrup, it may be called purple drank, sizzup, or Texas tea.
Will Tylenol eventually kill you?
Taking too much Tylenol will change the way the medication is metabolized in your liver, which causes increased NAPQI. NAPQI is toxic to your liver and causes liver failure. May lead to death from complications.
Who should not take Tylenol?
Those with liver disease or chronic alcohol consumption.
How much does it cost for the treatment of an overdose at a hospital?
Overdose treatment can also range from $11,000 (admission & treatment) to $20,500 (ICU care)
What strategies can I look into?
You can manage your Tylenol use (read the directions and take with water), take your medication under the supervision of a trusted person or people, and educate yourself on the consequences of overdose and withdrawal.
What kind of things can Tylenol reduce?
Pain from headaches, muscle aches, menstrual periods, colds/sore throats, toothaches, backaches, reactions to vaccinations, reduce fever, and more
Is there any chance someone may become addicted to Tylenol?
Codeine in Tylenol 3 can be addictive, as it can cause euphoria and misuse. Tylenol isn't necessarily considered addictive.
What happens if these people take Tylenol?
They are at high risk for hepatoxicity, which is severe liver damage from chemicals.
How much does an average 500mg, 225-count bottle of Tylenol cost?
$14.00
Where can I go to find this support and strategies?
There are many ways to get help. You can look it up online or ask a trusted person for help.