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Children can react differently to acetaminophen side effects compared to adults, especially regarding dosage and risk of toxicity. See below to understand more.

Yes, lupus symptoms can affect men and women differently. Men with lupus may have more severe symptoms and different organ involvement compared to women. See below to understand more.

Prostate cancer can cause back or pelvic pain, especially if it spreads to the bones or affects the nerves in the spine. See below to understand more.

Right testicle pain does not always mean there is swelling; it can hurt without any visible changes. See below to understand more.

If stage 4 prostate cancer responds well to hormone therapy, the prognosis can improve, as early PSA response is a good sign. See below to understand more.

Tylenol, also known as acetaminophen, can interact with alcohol and other medications, potentially leading to liver damage or toxicity, especially when used in high doses or with certain drugs. See below to understand more.

Pain under the right ribs can be due to a muscular issue known as painful rib syndrome, which often feels like a sharp or aching pain and is different from gallbladder or liver problems. If the pain is persistent or severe, it's important to see a doctor for a proper diagnosis. See below to understand more.

Lupus rashes are often different from allergy rashes. Lupus rashes may appear as a butterfly shape on the face, while allergy rashes can be itchy and vary in appearance. See below to understand more.

Right testicle pain can be due to an infection or a more serious condition like torsion. Medical imaging, like sonography, can help in diagnosing the cause of the pain. See below to understand more.

Lupus can cause fatigue and joint pain that feel different from regular tiredness or aches because they are often more intense and persistent. See below to understand more.

Lupus progresses differently for everyone, but some people may experience faster changes than others. See below to understand more.

Without treatment, stage 4 prostate cancer can progress quickly, often leading to a decrease in survival time. See below to understand more.

Lupus is diagnosed by looking at a combination of symptoms, medical history, and special blood tests, as there is no single test that can diagnose it. See below to understand more.

Lupus can be serious if it affects the kidneys or heart, increasing the risk of severe outcomes. Early diagnosis and treatment are important to manage these risks. See below to understand more.

Taking too much acetaminophen can hurt your liver. Usually, more than 4,000 milligrams in a day can be harmful. See below to understand more.

Defecation syncope can be more than just embarrassing; it might be dangerous, especially if linked to other health issues. See below to understand more.

Intermittent right testicle pain might be linked to conditions like chronic pelvic pain or uncommon issues like polyorchidism. See below to understand more.

Feeling dizzy or nauseous after taking acetaminophen is not commonly reported in the provided studies, but it may occur in rare cases like an allergic reaction or overdose. See below to understand more.

If you have pain in your right testicle and lower belly, it's important to talk to a doctor before exercising to make sure it's safe. See below to understand more.

Taking Tylenol every day for chronic pain may not be safe due to potential long-term side effects, so it is important to talk to a doctor about it. See below to understand more.

Lupus is an autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks the body's own tissues. See below to understand more.

Lupus is not contagious, but it may have a hereditary component, meaning it can run in families. See below to understand more.

Lupus is more common in certain races and age groups, particularly affecting women of childbearing age and people of certain ethnic backgrounds. See below to understand more.

Rib twitching without pain might not be serious, but it's good to get it checked if it bothers you or if it doesn't go away. See below to understand more.

Early signs of lupus that people often miss include tiredness, joint pain, and skin rashes. These symptoms can be mistaken for other common conditions. See below to understand more.

The first signs of prostate cancer that many men overlook include frequent urination, especially at night, and difficulty starting or stopping urination. See below to understand more.

The most common side effects of taking Tylenol (acetaminophen) are generally mild, but taking too much can lead to serious liver damage. See below to understand more.

Taking too much Tylenol can lead to symptoms like nausea, vomiting, and stomach pain, and in severe cases, liver damage. If you suspect an overdose, seek medical help immediately. See below to understand more.

In lupus, the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own cells due to genetic and environmental factors that confuse the immune system. See below to understand more.

Pain in the right testicle and lower abdomen can sometimes be due to appendicitis, which can present with scrotal pain. See below to understand more.