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Hindi Journal of Nephrology & Renal DiseasesISSN: 2576-3962
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Maheen F Rahman Author
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Nephrology
MD, Space City Associates of of Nephrology, USA
Biography
Chronic acetaminophen toxicity is an unrecognized but an avoidable condition that has not been described properly. It therefore requires extra attention during history taking as more patients consume acetaminophen over the counter at their discretion. The maximum allowed adult dose of acetaminophen is 4 g per day. Although hepatotoxicity is a more common manifestation in acute acetaminophen poisoning but nephrotoxicity has also been described in approximately 2-10% of the cases. The occurrence of both nephrotoxicity and hepatotoxicity occurring together is rare.
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Editorial Open Access
Editorial on Acute Chronic Acetaminophen Toxicity causing Liver and Kidney Failure
Author(s): Maheen F Rahman
INTRODUCTION: Chronic acetaminophen toxicity is an unrecognized but an avoidable condition that has not been described properly. It therefore requires extra attention during history taking as more patients consume acetaminophen over the counter at their discretion. The maximum allowed adult dose of acetaminophen is 4 g per day. Although hepatotoxicity is a more common manifestation in acute acetaminophen poisoning but nephrotoxicity has also been described in approximately 2-10% of the cases. The occurrence of both nephrotoxicity and hepatotoxicity occurring together is rare. This abstract focuses on building awareness about chronic acetaminophen toxicity causing both hepatotoxicity and nephrotoxicity.
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