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‎02-24-2014 07:52 PM
This study did not prove that Tylenol could cause ADHD only that a preliminary link between the two had been found and further studies need to be done.
‎02-24-2014 07:53 PM
The reason the women took acetaminophen could have an affect on the outcome too.
‎02-24-2014 07:54 PM
I need to look into this study....but a drug is a drug is a drug......hormones in milk, pesticides, etc. I'm amazed that I don't have three heads
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‎02-24-2014 08:48 PM
Acetaminophen could cause ADHD
The key word in a lot of findings like this is ""could"". Being a male when born and not a female ""could"" it also maybe be the ""cause""?
‎02-24-2014 08:56 PM
Hey, I remember being in the hospital holding my newborn son and dragging on a cigarette. What about THAT???? At that time, I probably smoked at least 2 pks. a day and took Tylenol too. He grew up to be a doctor. Imagine what could have been if I didn't smoke....
If we all believe everything we read on the pkg. inserts, it would drive us back to smoking. 
‎02-24-2014 10:14 PM
On 2/24/2014 stilltamn8r said:Think of all the people who took Tylenol and DIDN'T have an ADHD kid...
They don't know anymore now than they ever did...
It could be DDT or sulfites, or the ozone layer- please don't indict yourself over what "might" be...
Think of all the people who smoked that didn't get lung cancer. Doesn't mean smoking doesn't cause cancers and other diseases.
Flawed logic.
‎02-24-2014 11:37 PM
‎02-25-2014 12:08 PM
I had severe headaches, neck and back issues prior to my pregnancy and I took Tylenol with no issue and my daughter does NOT have ADHD..never tested for it..never suggested etc. No issues.
It is six of one or half dozen of others.
I pay no mind to that stuff.
‎02-25-2014 12:55 PM
On 2/25/2014 CouponQueen said:I had severe headaches, neck and back issues prior to my pregnancy and I took Tylenol with no issue and my daughter does NOT have ADHD..never tested for it..never suggested etc. No issues.
It is six of one or half dozen of others.
I pay no mind to that stuff.
I agree, except sometimes I think it has to do with amounts taken, taken occasionally or every day, I believe that makes a difference.
‎02-25-2014 07:20 PM
On 2/24/2014 Opurrra said:On 2/24/2014 stilltamn8r said:Think of all the people who took Tylenol and DIDN'T have an ADHD kid...
They don't know anymore now than they ever did...
It could be DDT or sulfites, or the ozone layer- please don't indict yourself over what "might" be...
Think of all the people who smoked that didn't get lung cancer. Doesn't mean smoking doesn't cause cancers and other diseases.
Flawed logic.
But then, I am the queen of flawed logic- you hadn't noticed???Many, Many smokers do NOT get lung cancer, you are correct..... Hey wonder how many smokers had in the study had ADHD kids....
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