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Paracetamol 650 dose
My father aged 67 years was having cold and fever . By mistake he took paracetamol 650 mg with a gap 3 hours from previous dose instead of 4 hours. What should be done? Is it harmful
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Not at all..it’s totally safe.no need of doing anything just give lot of water.dangerous dose is much more than that..
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Dr. Shikhar
General Physician
7 yrs exp
New Delhi
Its safe.
I understand your concern and noted your symptoms.
I will ask you few more questions to make a exact diagnosis to start investigation and treatment which is best suitable.
Please consult me on practo so that i can help you.
As per your convenience, book a time slot for consultation.
Thank you🙏
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Dr. Gautam Arora
Pain Management Specialist
23 yrs exp
Delhi
You are still under maximum dose in 24 hrs. Just keep rest of the schedule same.
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