Simply, you should be dead from taking that much apap on a consistent basis. That or your liver looks like a shriveled up burnt potato by now...
.......Lol. The only thing acetaminophen will intensify is the liver damage you're most likely already getting anyway. If you insist on still using, get the tylenol out of there asap.
I am not judgemental and would never put you down because I use the vicodins too. My doctor had a fit when I told him I was using about 6 a day and gave me a stern lecture, told me he may make me come in weekly so i stop over-using, etc. Yet he used to be very generous and prescribed roxy 30 and xanax previously so go figure? I'm glad you have some benzos to help you through this! ~theresaI have successfully cut back to my prescribed dosage of six of my 5/325 Vicodin a day. I did this by stocking up on benzos (Xanax, Klonipin) and whenever I would want to take a bunch of Vicodin I'd take between 4-8 mg of Xanax or Klonipin which I also know is not very good for me but at least its not the Tylenol.
I do appreciate everyones input , although I do not appreciate people calling me ignorant I know how bad all the Tylenol is for me I was just chasing a high that I could not get, and I have cut back now in part thanks to you guys reminding me how bad tylenol is for you in high doses.
I do however disagree, I think Tylenol based pills mg for mg of opiates do get you higher. For example, if I were to go out and buy some 5 mg OC's and some 5 mg Percocets, eating 3 of the percocets would get me higher than 3 of the 5 mg OC's
In fact I think A 10/325 percocet taken orally gets me higher than a 20 mg Oxycontin. callll me crazy![]()
apap will have synergistic effects with the opiate.
ocassionally using apap isn't going to lead to liver failure or enzyme deficincies, abuse will. the liver repairs and defends itself quite well against the side-effects that come within reasonable doses of apap.