Isotretinoin (Accutane and others) is an extremely toxic medication intended for treatment of severe acne when all other medications have failed. It was developed for treatment of fast-growing cancers, because of its ability to kill cells that multiply rapidly.
We can find nothing in the literature to support an affirmative answer to your question. Since all chemotherapy drugs are essentially poisons, it is quite possible that isotretinoin could affect the liver's metabolic function in a variety of ways, especially since it is a derivative of Vitamin A.
Since alcohol is also a poison that affects the liver, we would suggest discussing this issue with your physician. It is never a good idea to mix drugs, especially powerful drugs like these two.
no too much alcohol can lead to liver damage not brain damage or tumor.
Liver does not change food into anything. What it does do is it cleans the body's blood. That's why if you drink alcohol, it goes to your liver and your liver gets rid of the alcohol. It has nothing to do with food.
The main organ which does that is the liver.
No. It breaks down and gets metabolized by the liver. It in no way gets metabolized into isopropyl alcohol in the process. Isopropyl alcohol is very dangerous and can lead the blindnes or death.
when it gets into your blood stream, which it does quite rapidly.
Liver does not change food into anything. What it does do is it cleans the body's blood. That's why if you drink alcohol, it goes to your liver and your liver gets rid of the alcohol. It has nothing to do with food.
Alcohol gets absorbed in the stomach walls, but about 80% goes straight to the bloodstream. ANSWER Alcohol is metabolized or broken down by the liver. The liver breaks down almost all drugs into a less harmful substance (metabolite) before it is excreted in the urine.
Excessive alcohol consumption, including beer, can damage multiple organs in the body, including the liver, brain, heart, and digestive system. Alcohol can cause inflammation, fatty liver disease, and cirrhosis in the liver, impair brain function and cognition, weaken the heart muscle, and disrupt the digestive system, among other harmful effects.
no u would die. ok let me explain something to u when u take alcohal and medicine the alcohol is suppose to go through the liver cause it has alot of germs and the medicine gets mixs up with the alcohol and gets taking away with the jerms
The general response is that for the first few minutes a small portion of the alcohol almost immediately gets absorbed into the bloodstream via the stomach lining. Afterwards the alcohol will affect your brain in the sense that it impairs certain faculties all the while your liver finds a way to metabolize the alcohol.
methanol gets converted to formaldehyde in the liver by an enzyme called alcohol dehydrogenase. This is an oxidative reaction requiring the cofactor NAD+ which gets converted (reduced) to NADH. The reaction can also occur without alcohol dehydrogenase in microsome of a cell. In this case cytochrome P4502E1 is the enzyme and the redox agent is NADPH which gets converted (oxidized) to NADP.
I'm guessing that the liver gets rid of urea/wast. wait sorry that's what the lungs due. The liver gets rid of fat, for example chocolate.