Please ensure that your carry-on bag (hand baggage) in the cabin does not exceed the dimensions of 55 cms (22 inches) x 40 cms (16 inches) x 20 cms (8 inches) and a total weight of 8 kgs.
These questions highlight the public's awareness of the potential for acetaminophen to cause liver damage or injury. Tylenol is a very effective pain-killing (analgesic) and fever-reducing (anti-pyretic) agent.It is also a very safe drug as long as the recommended dosage is not exceeded. In patients with acetaminophen liver damage, the usual clinical sequence is nausea and vomiting for the first 12-24 hours, then the patient seems well for the next 12-24 hours, after which abnormal liver blood tests develop.
Having said that, if youâre using Tylenol to treat a headache, make sure not to take more than the maximum recommended dosage of 4000 mg in one day. Overdoses of Tylenol can, of course, be dangerous at any time, whether youâre pregnant or not, and can result in liver and kidney damage. And remember, a lot of the over-the-counter headache medicines that contain acetaminophen may also include ingredients such as aspirin and caffeine, so check the packaging. Once youâve had the baby (and hopefully are breast-feeding) itâs also safe to use Tylenol for your aches and pains. Only a very small amount gets into your breast milk. Reassurance has been given by The American Academy of Pediatrics, which has pronounced that Tylenol is safe to take while breast-feeding.