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No, it would be really painful and you most likely will just end up vomiting and surviving with a chance of getting some kind of organ damage.
MidnightDream
Warlock
- Sep 5, 2022
- 740
Overdoses in general are unpredictable, unreliable, and not recommended, but tylenol is probably one of the worst.
Cause of death from a significant overdose of tylenol/paracetamol is liver failure. It takes a long time, 3-5 days best case scenario, and it's incredibly painful. You wouldn't know for at least a day whether damage was caused, and there's also no real chance of reversal if you were to change your mind.
It's long, it's painful, and it's not likely to actually kill you - avoid.
Cause of death from a significant overdose of tylenol/paracetamol is liver failure. It takes a long time, 3-5 days best case scenario, and it's incredibly painful. You wouldn't know for at least a day whether damage was caused, and there's also no real chance of reversal if you were to change your mind.
It's long, it's painful, and it's not likely to actually kill you - avoid.
Kobusu
Writer
- Oct 18, 2021
- 268
That's just a quick path to liver failure and a slow, painful, and probably survivable experience.
Paracetomol is one of the most unreliable and painful ways to go. Its used more as a cry for help but even then you will get mugged off by the health care system and sent home after a few hours of observation.
Definitely a method to be avoided.
Definitely a method to be avoided.
UpandDownPrincess
Elementalist
- Dec 31, 2019
- 833
Nope. Won't work, will kill your liver and you'll wind up in the hospital. First a medical ward, then, who knows?
Sorry. I know it's not the answer you want, but it's the truth.
Sorry. I know it's not the answer you want, but it's the truth.
wolfsbane/monkshood plant is lethal with no antidote and works faster. It is probably painful, but so is your metjpd suggestion. I don't know if adding benzos would help you sleep tbrough it. That is my new method.
onceuponadec
I am a poor wayfaring stranger
- Dec 23, 2022
- 107
Anything you can buy over the counter is extremely unreliable. That's why anybody can buy it. I would look into a different medication or method.
Noooooooooooooo this is a terrible way to go, long and slow and horrendous. There are some accounts of attempts on here warning people not to if you search for it
