Can you drink alcohol while on dilantin?
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You should not.  \nIt can cause some serious side effects - many of which are along the lines of what dilantin is used for - seizures.  You wouldn't know if the seizure was due to the alcohol or having a low dilantin level.  Ask your pharmacist for the drug information sheet.
366723
a good drug to take with a drink
1018311
Absolutely!! Alcohol makes antibiotics neutral-meaning it counteracts their effectiveness. Gonna drink?  don't take the antibiotics-it's a waste of a good pill. Save it til the booze is out of your system.
911479
alcohol doesn't mix well with any pain reliever.\n\nthe reason for this was partially explained by another person earlier. alchol and the tylenol both have to pass through your liver before being absorbed by your body. since the alcohol is in liquid form-it passes through your liver much faster then the tylenol, which has to be broken down by your stomach first. \n\nsince your liver is already using most of it's resources to process the alcohol, the tylenol isn't processed correctly, overloading your liver which can cause it serious damage or complete failure (think of it has an overdose for your liver). this can also lead to you absorbing too much of the tylenol b/c your liver is unable to flush out the unecessary amount that your body doesn't need.\n\nif you are in enough pain to where you still need to use painkillers (over the counter or not), i would avoid alcohol until you are feeling better. alcohol also slows down the healing process which means it will take your mouth longer to heal and since alcohol contains alot of sugar-you run the risk of getting extra bacteria and possibly an infection where you had the tooth removed
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After researching the drug and its common side effects, I did not see mention anything involving alcohol. However, to be on the safe side, make sure your prescription bottle does not have any labels specifically telling you NOT to drink, and then for good measure call your pharmacist. They should be able to tell you right away if drinking will cause you any harm.
519432
I think you could die from drinking any kind of medication if you drink enough of it. How much you would need to drink would depend on the actual ingredients and the strengths. But why would you want to do that?
413307
drink when u want and eating fruits with it
77059
Yes you can drink alcohol when you take Humira. There are no contraindications or warnings about it. I've searched everywhere.
261158
Absolutely!\n\nEverything should be done in moderation.\n\nToo much alchohol can make it impossible to perform.  Drugs may also affet your ability.
415653
No, but you can get Antabuse prescribed to you and it will make you swell up like a balloon if you drink while taking it.  It can also make you naseous, however it never did to me, i just turned red and swelled up all over
780797
Get something to drink then sleep
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Sometimes.\n\nNot all therapies we call homeopathic are the extreme dilutions that would probably be harmless when combined with allopathic medications.\n\nSome naturopathic drugs (such as St John's Wort or Gingko Biloba) can interfere with how your body handles allopathic medication.\n\nAlways tell your doctor about ALL the medications you are using, including natural medicines and over-the-counter medicines so that he/she can take into account how safe a medication prescription would be for you.
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You can, but I wouldn't recommend it.  Alcohol is a depressant and one of the common side effects of Prozac is fatigue.  You add the two together and you'll have a severe psychomotor impairment (it won't kill you, but it'll knock you out and you'll wake up with a hell of a headache).
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Do not drink alcohol along with your prescriptions... It can cause major side effects, it can also neutralize the effects of the prozac, so it doesn't work properly.. You should consult your psychiatrist, so he/she can explain how alocohol can contribute to major side effects and also neutralize the response of the prozac medication.. But my advice, which by the way, is the best advice, do not mix alcohol with prescriptions..
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Effexor is an anti-depressant , part of the Venlafaxines. It stimulates the central nervous system and precribed for depressive illness. \n\nI would urge you to be cautious with alcohol as anti-depressants do not mix well with drinks. My recommendation would be to avoid alcohol during the course of the treatment and maybe join in the celebrations with a non alcoholic wine or beer? If you feel unable to do that then limit your drinking to a glass of wine with your meal but stay clear or spirits.\n\nAnd always remember, different drugs, do different things, to different people!!!
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Really you should never take ANY medication with alcohol. Real effects? Depends on the antibiotic. However there are SOME antibiotics that will make you really nauseous if taken with alcohol...REALLY, REALLY nauseous.
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OK when I had it, both my partner and I had to take the medication.  I took it like I was supposed to, but my partner was a beer drinker and alcohol makes the medication not work right.  So he drank beer with his medicine.  I ended up having to take the medication again because my symptoms came back.  (Lucky him, he never had symptoms!)  \nI guess what I'm trying to say is, if you take the medicine correctly, you should make a full recovery.