new user -Tylenol/Alcohol question?

[Kameleon.ss]

Hi,
Im a 22 year old female, im 5'6 and 145 lbs.
about 2 weeks ago i had 4 tylenol 3's on A saturday, stupidly i did this while drinking alcohol for the whole evening/day heavily,partying (Had 2 at 5 pm and 2 at 8-9),
then the following sunday night i had 2 more (at the same time).
I havent drank since then but the following thursday I had 2more tylenol 3's for a migraine. Its been about 10 days since the last time i had anything. and I was thinking of having a percocet but i'm kind of worried that it might not be a good idea. I heard sometimes you can have very bad liver damage from an incident like that and not even realize it. I was wondering if anyone had advice/opinion?

I am in pain right now, should i be ok to take something at this point?

 

[Oxycontin160mg]

if you just take one of them youll be fine..if you have a tolerance you may want to take more than one.

 

[Psychedelic Jay]

You will be fine.

And no, you did no immediate damage to your liver. There are very big signs that one has liver damage, and pain is a big noticeable part, as well as the fact you would start turning into a banana.

 

[Kameleon.ss]

thanks!

 

[TheFDA]

I'm assuming that the active ingredient in Tylenol you're worried about causing liver damage when mixed with alcohol is the acetaminophen, not the Codeine? I know for a fact both acetaminophen & alcohol are notorious/semi-notorious for causing liver problems, but for all I know Codeine causes liver problems too.
If it's the acetaminophen in the Tylenol that's making you worry: Almost six years ago when I was a stupid [well, more stupid, lol] kid I took like three or four boxes of Tylenol with lots of hard alcohol as some sort of semi-suicide hoping-for-comatose act. Yeah, I was in the ER for days, but my liver's function is only very minimally compromised at worst from that. I know everybody's different & that what could leave me in perfect health could be lethal for someone else, but, still, if I was fine after that, I'm sure you'll be.