what is the risk of taking anticol drug with alkohol?
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If you take an anti-alcohol drug and THEN drink alcohol, I believe you'll be vomiting. If you're an alcoholic thinking about a drink, DON'T DO IT.
812395
Don't listen to these on here yes you can drink with amoxicillin, the ONLY antibiotic you can't drink on is metranidazole, as this has an ingredient in which is the same as an alcoholic takes to stop drinking, 1 in 100 people who drink on metranidazole will feel very very ill after drinking just one drink, i was unaware of this even until i spoke to the leading pharmacist in the hospital i work in, and he said drink DOES NOT stop the antibiotic from working, only metranidazole, people on here are not medically trained
78930
are you asking this because you are thinking of overdosing or because you seriously dont want to take too many?\nthere should be advise on the back.. tell you how much is reccomended.\ntylenol is very bad for you though. i wouldnt take more than 2 every other day.
479525
Its not at all hazardous if taken in as diluded form as it is found in our stomch noramlly.\n\nIn abnoraml situation the acid in the stomch becomes of higher concentration, which we call as "acidity".
554248
friend of mine takes celexa and on the rare occasions she drinks she has been fine, but each person is different. would talk to your doc first. always the safest bet.
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You're right in thinking that it's not 'automatic' - but you'd be wrong to think you can get away with it. Even non automatic doors can slam shut.\n\nAntabuse is used to scare a person into not drinking. For very good reasons. Antabuse disables a liver enzyme called alcohol dyhydrogenese (ADH). This means that when alcohol is consumed it is not metabolised and instead enters the blood stream as formaldehyde - essentially - that nasty stingy stuff that stinging ants have - or stuff that medical specimins are pickled in.\n\nAnd that's what enters the brain and gives the worst case of headache, followed by nausea and ultimately death in the most unpleasant way.\n\nIt takes several days for the liver enzymes to 'recover' and thinking that 'I haven't taken a pill today so it's all right' is flawed and could lead to a death from that one and only drink too many,\n\nAnybody who is thinking of drinking whilst taking Antabuse should go straight to their doctor and ask for alternative help. Do not experiment. Unless you want a horrible horrible death.
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Hi there.\n\nIts generally not a good idea to take Co-Amilofruse with liquorice. Not only because liquorice is nasty (I'm a hater), but also because both have properties which result in potassium increase. This can lead to hyperkalaemia. Taken together, can also result in liver failure due to a higher concentration of sodium. Blood pressure would also be affected due to a greater volume of circulating fluid (hypervolaemia).\n\nHTH Fozbah ;-)
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I'm afraid you can't do much NOW, since you already have the actual hangover. But theoretically, if you drank enough water before drinking alcohal, then you won't get as dehydrated and thus, may be able to avoid the hangover. However, to COMPLETELY avoid it would take a lot of water.
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Contact your primary care physician and discuss mixing the two.  Alcohol is a depressant and will adversely affect the person mixing alcohol and psychiatric medications.  Another concern is the possibility of needing medical inpatient detox due to the quantity and duration of the drug use.  This can also be discussed with your primary care physician or the person can be assessed at a psychiatric and/or substance abuse inpatient facility in their area.  The assessment could very well be free.  If an emergency medical condition arises get to an emergency room immediately.  Hope this helps in some way.
1180508
Depends greatly on your medication. It is ALWAYS a good idea to ask your doctor about possible drug interactions with alcohol.  It should also say on the side effects issued to you by the pharmacist.
140471
Hon, you shouldn't drink alcohol while on those types of drugs anyway. If you are feeling really bad, go to the ER. They can help you more than anyone here can.
1157475
Generally alchohols r used for medical purposes except methanol which is highly poisonous and harmful. Mostly alchohol r not used as nutrients for daily use. They r just given as medicines.
1178318
Rubbing Alcohol and move it as you add alcohol.  Watch for pus.  THAT will be a very bad sign.
923733
Alcohol and antidepressants are a lethal combo.  Alcohol increases the effects of the antidepressant.  You could die, slip into a coma, or become seriously impaired for life.\n\nAsk your doctor about the safety of an occasional drink.
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Hello, I am a pharmacist from Oklahoma and no, it is not recommended that you drink alcohol with these medications.
773013
yes, alcohol basically cancels out the effect of antibiotics while you are on them but once you are thru with them it is ok to get sh**faced.\n\n-Doc-
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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.