How much paracetamol kills?

[Zeus35]

How many grams of paracetamol is enough to kill a person? Would 4 bottles be enough? I know it'll hurt but it's my only option, hanging and SN have been ruled out.

I've had numerous paracetamol overdoses. I can tell you that you will not be able to do four bottles at all without puking them out as you attempt to have more. Secondly you will feel the effects very quickly. Not death but agony instead. You will then dial your emergency services begging them to help you. You clearly don't seem to have ever taken a paracetamol overdose before because the way your speaking about it you don't seem to have any understanding of it. If you taken an overdose then you'll not die but you'll be in hospital and in agony. People I believe only die after going 24 hours without getting any help because by then their liver can't be saved. It's extremely rare because of the intense agony. You'll also suffer severe nausea, delerium, struggle to walk the list goes on. I have failed at hanging twice. If I was going to choose between hanging and paracetamol overdose I'd choose hanging although it is painful. Paracetamol overdose is like torture. Like someone is cutting and hurting your internal organs. No one can stop you from tajing one but I'll be dieing a slow and miserable death by VSED which I've already started the process of for. I wouldn't have chosen that if I had any other option. Plus paracetamol overdose they're not quick. You'll spend weeks in hospital in agony. Imagine everyday feeling like you want to rip your liver out and screaming because you are in agony. I'm not exaggerating I've had many overdoses and it was extremely painful. I kept doing it because then I'd forget the pain and then when I did it again I'd suddenly remember it and be in agony.

Itll be slow and you'll suffer. It causes liver failure

Weeks in agony before death.

Absolutely impossible. I live in a care home, and I'm not american.

Hanging is the only method realistically accessible to me right now but I'm a pussy and can't make it work.

Are you in England? It's where I'm from. So I know a bit about care homes here.

 

[wljourney]

I've tried paracetamol and while I didn't vomit, I ended up going to the ER because it had obviously failed, got the antidote (NAC) which sent me to the ICU for one night because it turns out paracetamol isn't lethal enough, but an allergic reaction to the antidote can be!


So, unless you have a very, very rare drug allergy, I can't see how you'll get your hands on P while being in a care home (under supervision) and with plenty of people around who would provide CPR and get you to the ER.

I'm sorry, but maybe sit tight for now and reassess.