warnings
WARNINGS Warnings: Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use if you are regularly drinking over three cups of alcohol per day or taking any other antipyretic and analgesics. Liver can be damaged if taken. Caution if taken 1) Keep direction 2) Not taken with anti-tussive, expectorant, antipyretic, antihistamine, sedative 3) Let children take drug by protector 4) In infants younger than 3 months to avoid taking more than three months also infant under 2 years of age to be a doctor, and if it is not needed is not to take your medicine Administered to infants younger than 2 years if the drug should be carefully monitored for parents to know Caution if taken 1) While taking a rash, redness, nausea, vomiting, constipation, anorexia, dysuria, dizziness and other symptoms when you stop asking your doctor or pharmacist 2) Stop taking medicine and ask a doctor or pharmacist before use even though adverse events are rarely reported below. - Rash, edema, breast burden, pale complexion, cold hand and foot, cold sweat, shortness of breath - High fever, rash, flare, bubble on whole skin, mouth, eye mucosa - Asthma 3) Barbital induced drug, tri-cyclic antidepressant and alcohol can reduce ability of acetaminophen metabolism and increase plasma half life. Alcohol could increase liver toxicity of acetaminophen overdose 4) If you get drowsy, Be careful when driving a motor vehicle or operating machinery 5) Please don’t take drug and ask doctor or pharmacist if you can not feel better by several dose. 6) Don’t take for a long term