It is not recommended you drink alcohol while taking Terbinafine HCL. This medication already puts stress on your liver, and even in some rare cases can cause liver failure. Make sure you find out that your liver is in good health before beginning your treatment. When taking Terbinafine HCL it is recommended you look for signs of liver problems, such as yellow skin, yellow eyes, dark urine, fatigue etc... and a visit to your doctors to make sure your body is not having any adverse reactions to the drug. So in short no you cannot drink alcohol while taking Terbinafine HCL. Good luck with the treatment!
-Mike.
That's one thought, and probably for everyone not drinking any alcohol ever is the best policy (much like not ever smoking, forgetting your seat belt, etc.) But: The truth is Lamisil, or it's generic equivalent Terbinafine, are both tough on the liver and have some side effects--so much so that any doctor worth his salt will run blood tests to check liver function.
But--alcohol is also tough on the liver without taking anything at all. If you are a normal person (read: not an alcoholic) in your intake, the combination of taking Lamisil/Terbinafine and moderate drinking (moderate being defined as 1-2 drinks in a 24-hour period) won't effect your liver at all. Most docs do follow-up tests at 45-day intervals (this drug is usually prescribed for 90 to 180 days) and if you're having any issues at all, he/she will probably pull you from the prescription if you're honest about your alcohol use.
That being said--if you're drinking upwards of 6 drinks a day and on the medicine--you're on your own. That's not "moderate."
That is marginally harmful to most. (That's right--most. Some people show very little liver damage drinking up to 15 drinks a day. Heavy drinking does not = guaranteed liver damage, just a higher chance of it. Same way that you occasionally find smokers living to 90 years old.)
Dave
It is not recommended to drink alcohol while taking drug capacitabina as it may increase the risk of side effects such as drowsiness, dizziness, or impaired coordination. It is best to consult with a healthcare provider for specific advice on alcohol consumption while taking this medication.
Sugar crystals in wine can affect its taste and quality by adding sweetness and body to the wine. The presence of sugar crystals can enhance the overall flavor profile of the wine, making it more enjoyable to drink. However, excessive sugar crystals can make the wine taste overly sweet or unbalanced, negatively impacting its quality.
The rod in a decanter is usually a stopper or aerator used to enhance the wine's flavor and aroma by facilitating aeration while pouring. It helps to aerate the wine by increasing its exposure to oxygen, which can soften harsh tannins and unlock more complex flavors in the wine.
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Wine crystals on cork are harmless tartrate crystals that form naturally in some wines. They do not affect the quality or taste of the wine, but may indicate that the wine has not been heavily filtered or processed.
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yes wine is ok for both of them
Sure. But the antibiotics will be neutralized.
It is not a good idea to have any alcohol when taking any medications.
The official answer from most doctors is no drinking while taking Lexapro. However, my doctor said an occasional drink will be ok.
is it dangerous to drink wine when taking Flexeril
No, it is not recommended to drink wine while fasting as it can break the fast and disrupt the intended benefits of fasting.
You should never drink wine with medication, whatever your medication!
There is absolutely no interaction between prednisone and alcohol. You can continue to drink alcohol, safely of course. but prednisone is irritating to the lining of the stomach as is alcohol.
No, it is generally not permissible to drink wine while fasting, as fasting typically involves abstaining from all food and drink, including alcohol.
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Yes but your probiotics will be less effective.