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Paracetamol overdose few weeks back

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natalie_ma69301
natalie_ma69301

After stupidly taking so many put myself in hospital with antidote and saline solution. Now I've noticed I'm completely dry over all drinking alot of liquid but still feel so dry and mucus out my nose is very little or clumpy in a white sort very sticky. Throat is dry and sore still and everything else still dry aka lack of mucus just thick bits that barely appear. Not sure what to do anymore with myself I'm eating and drinking... And doing something's but otherwise stuck. Liver came bsck going to normal but dryness feels like it's forever ????

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  • RHGB
    RHGB natalie_ma69301

    Posted

    You really need to talk to your GP about this. It really is down to what you have done to your liver through the paracetamol overdose. Hopefully you are also getting counselling for it.
    • natalie_ma69301
      natalie_ma69301 RHGB

      Posted

      Yes I am. Livers gotten better no pain but dryness persists.
    • RHGB
      RHGB natalie_ma69301

      Posted

      Are you having ongoing tests for your liver, such as ultrasound?
    • natalie_ma69301
      natalie_ma69301 RHGB

      Posted

      My liver is getting bsck to normal as I phoned and another test in 2 months
  • AlexandriaGizmo
    AlexandriaGizmo natalie_ma69301

    Posted

    Yea you need to go and see your GP and get councelling, long term effects of a paracetamol overdose can need treatment depending how many you took.

    I hope this is the start of a whole new life pattern for you.

    Trying to take your life whether it was a conscious thought or a cry for help needs to be taken seriously, make an appointment Monday and ask for help, non of us can get through life without it.

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