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Shohola, PA
January 28
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Thank you Verdie! I only take one Tylenol if I absolutely need it.

March 3
A myPBCteam Member

Ask your doctor. But my doctor told me that aspirin, Tylenol and ibuprofen are bad for the liver. I avoid taking them whenever possible. If I have to take them I only take one.

March 2
myPBCteam

Can you take aspirin or Tylenol if you have PBC?

This is an important question to discuss with your hepatologist or doctor. Many medications are processed through the liver, and since PBC affects liver function, it's crucial to check whether any new medication is safe for you specifically.

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Can you take aspirin or Tylenol if you have PBC?

This is an important question to discuss with your hepatologist or doctor. Many medications are processed through the liver, and since PBC affects liver function, it's crucial to check whether any new medication is safe for you specifically.

While the search results don't provide specific guidance about aspirin or Tylenol (acetaminophen) for PBC, they emphasize that people with PBC should always consult their hepatologist before starting any new medication or supplement. Your liver specialist knows your individual situation best and can advise whether these pain relievers are appropriate for your current liver health.

For managing pain related to PBC complications like osteoporosis, doctors may recommend over-the-counter or prescription painkillers along with appropriate supplements. However, the key is getting personalized guidance first.

Don't hesitate to reach out to your care team - they're there to help you navigate these decisions safely.

January 28

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