Tylenol is not contraindicated with colitis, however you should use caution when taking it as it may cause GI upset. Always swallow the tablet whole (the coating on the outside is meant to stay in place until your stomach acid breaks it down to protect your upper GI tract). You may also take it with food or milk to decrease GI symptoms. NEVER take more than the recommended dose as it may lead to vascular collapse, renal failure and hepatic seizure. Watch out for GI bleeding- this may be evidenced by dark tarry stool, stool that looks like coffee grounds or clay colored stool. Hope this helps
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