IV acetylcysteine product, Acetadote for acetaminophen overdose

May 2004

Finally there's an IV acetylcysteine product, Acetadote for acetaminophen overdose.

Acetylcysteine is the only effective antidote.

The problem is that it's usually given orally...and its "rotten egg" odor can induce vomiting.

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Table of Contents

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Cardiology Tylenol ads that caution about taking ibuprofen with aspirin
warnings about antidepressants and possible suicide
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Dermatology You may start seeing Periostat used for acne or rosacea
Dermatology some drugs make patients more sensitive to the sun
Ophthalmology dietary supplements to try to prevent or slow the progression of macular degeneration
IV acetylcysteine product, Acetadote for acetaminophen overdose
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