Acetaminophen Poisoning Prevention
Is it possible to prevent Acetaminophen Poisoning? Read what the medical community suggests for prevention methods in the condition center at ThirdAge.com.
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How to Prevent Acetaminophen Poisoning
To help reduce your chances of getting acetaminophen poisoning, take the following steps:
- Follow your doctor's or the package directions regarding dosing and duration of therapy when taking acetaminophen; always ask your doctor if you have questions.
- Do not substitute sustained-release acetaminophen preparations for immediate-release preparations without adjusting the dosing interval.
- When taking combination medications (eg, cold medications), read the label to determine if acetaminophen is an ingredient; avoid taking multiple medications at once that contain acetaminophen.
- Avoid heavy alcohol intake.
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