They're safe compared to Tylenol too. It's a huge step to go from "they're not completely safe" to "...and therefore a doctor needs to be constantly checking u

They're safe compared to Tylenol too. It's a huge step to go from "they're not completely safe" to "...and therefore a doctor needs to be constantly checking up on you". Lost of things have potentially serious side effects, including most OTC medicine. And? I mean, peanuts are pretty dangerous too; they kill people every year, and the side effects are potentially extremely severe. Does that mean a doctor needs to be involved in the process of me buying peanuts? > It seems reasonable to have periodic checks for those, if you're taking them. Reasonable is a low bar. Your suggestion does seem reasonable, inasmuch as I can see a reason why you'd want to do it. I can see reasons why you wouldn't too. We need more than that.