Excedrin PM Dosage Warnings: Acetaminophen Limits, Allergies, Side Effects, and Interactions
Excedrin PM = Acetaminophen 250 mg + Aspirin 250 mg + Caffeine 65 mg + Diphenhydramine 38 mg (per caplet). Not standard Excedrin PM formulation; verify label.
Critical Safety Limits
- Acetaminophen: Max 3000–4000 mg/24h (all sources). Liver failure risk with overdose.
- Aspirin: Avoid in children/teens (Reye's), bleeding disorders, ulcers, anticoagulants.
- Diphenhydramine: Sedation, anticholinergic effects (confusion, urinary retention in elderly).
- Caffeine: May worsen anxiety, insomnia, tachycardia.
Key Warnings
- Do not combine with other acetaminophen/NSAID/sedating products.
- Max 2 caplets/24h (per some labels); follow package instructions exactly.
- Avoid alcohol.
- Pregnancy: aspirin contraindicated 3rd trimester; consult OB.
Read label. Ask pharmacist/doctor if unsure.
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