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Discuss with your Doctor which option is better for you 🫡.Possible side effects of long term ibuprofen use include stomach ulcer and kidney diseasePossible side effects of long term tylenol use include liver disease | Kunal Sood, MD

CBS HealthWatch sponsored by Tylenol - December 23, 2003

Tylenol (acetaminophen) is safe and effective for relieving pain and reducing fever in adults and children—when taken at the recommended dose. Always follow dosing instructions and never exceed the maximum daily amount to avoid serious liver injury. #SafeUse #Acetaminophen #Tylenol #PediatricCare #PainRelief Acetaminophen is widely recognized as a safe analgesic and antipyretic for both adults and children when used within recommended dosing limits. For adults, the maximum daily dose should not