What would happen if you took 16 Tylenol?

Answer 1

If you take to much Tylenol your body will reject it and if you don't seek medical attention soon enough you might die.

The moment you known you have consumed acetaminophen in excess it is very important that you seek emergency medical attention. Some of the symptoms of the overdose of this medication is tremors (uncontrolled shaking); increased heart rate; sweating; confusion or restless feeling; nausea, stomach pain

, fever, loss of appetite, dark urine, clay-coloured stools, jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes); or seizure (convulsions).

Answer 2

Answer: Depending on your weight too much could be anywhere from 4000-6000mg of Tylenol. You can have liver damage and even liver failure from taking too much Tylenol. It is best to go to the Emergency Room right away if you think you are overdosing on Tylenol. The best thing you can do, is follow the dosage direction on the Tylenol box, and you should be fine. Do not take Tylenol with other acetaminophen products. Tylenol is acetaminophen and you might exceed the daily recommended limits if you combine them with other acetaminophen products. Excess use causes liver damage. Use of Tylenol with other pain relievers (such as aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen sodium, ketoprofen or prescription pain relievers) is not recommended, unless directed by your doctor. ibuprofen=advil, motrin naproxen sodium=aleve Acetaminophen is in many coughand cold products and sleep aids, and is an ingredient in many prescription pain relievers. Parents should be cautious when giving acetaminophen to children. For example, the infant drop formula is three times more concentrated than the children's suspension. It's important to read drug labels every time you use a drug and to make sure that your child is getting the children's formula and your infant is getting the infants' formula. Don't take my word. Research it yourself at www.Tylenol.com. Never let someone else decide for you.

Answer 3

you would get a stomach ache and possibly damage your liver if you keep taking that dose for a long period of time... but you wouldn't die... instantly..

The risk of liver damage increases if you add alcohol to the mix.

Answer 4

Probable liver failure and death (& possible vomiting prior to that). The body's liver cannot handle that much Tylenol (Acetaminophen) at a time. That's why you can only take so much at a time and so much in a 24 hr period. ONLY TAKE TYLENOL AS DIRECTED ON THE BOTTLE. (I am not a doctor but I have been instructed by my doctor about Tylenol & have heard on the news about Tylenol overdoses & death.)

Answer 5

Immense sickness, possibly death.