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If your symptoms persist, you should consult your healthcare professional for advice. When taking Panadol products, always follow the directions on the label and take the recommended dose. Do not be tempted to increase the paracetamol dosage or take other products containing paracetamol alongside Panadol products. In the event of an overdose, ring the Poisons Information Centre 13 11 26 or go to your nearest emergency department immediately, even if you do not feel ill.
The dangerous effects of an overdose and significant amounts of paracetamol on your liver can often be delayed, so act immediately.
If a person who has taken too much paracetamol is being seriously ill, including vomiting, loss of consciousness, drowsiness or seizures, dial triple zero for an ambulance or take the person to the closest emergency department. Clicking any of the links below takes you to an external website that is independently operated and not managed by GSK.
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Terms and Conditions. If there is reason for concern about the potential of liver damage due to overdose with paracetamol, we will consider changes to the recommended dosages and other requirements of some paracetamol-containing products. If you experience a side effect or problem with a medicine or medical device, you can report it to us. Decrease the text size Increase the text size Print this page Share. Paracetamol can be a safe medicine for pain relief and fever reduction when: used in accordance with the directions on the label care is taken not to use more than one medicine containing paracetamol at the same time.
Paracetamol overdose can result in liver damage and, at very high dosages, can be fatal.
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