Medication and Alcohol Interactions

While taking steroids, it's generally advisable to limit or avoid alcohol consumption, as both substances can strain the liver and increase the risk of side effects. Alcohol can also interfere with the effectiveness of steroids and exacerbate potential mood swings or other psychological effects. Always consult with a healthcare professional for personalized advice based on your specific situation.

Like most other "uppers" it is an amphetamine

It is negative by using medication for 2 reasons

1. Alcohol causes brain damage

2. medication is a drug

So it is very dangerous and very near to drinking and doing drugs and can probably kill you in a month or 2 or in a few weeks depending on how strong your body is

yes you can

The focus is to determine the causes of issues in mental health, and then to work through them in order to make the issue/disorder stop interfering with your life.

Tetracycline should be taken on an empty stomach. Avoid cheese, yogurt, milk, ice cream, iron-fortified cereals and supplements, and meats for 2 hours before or after taking this drug. There is no interaction with alcohol.

Drinking should be discussed before hand with the prescribing doctor. Depakote does make some people drowsy, and can cause some liver problems relatively quickly. It's best to discuss this before with the doctor.

You should not drink alcohol while taking Depakote, whether you have bipolar or not is not an issue. It's a matter of the medication, not the illness.

Personal Experience:

I take the 500mg depakote twice a day for epilepsy and know my limits. Depakote can easily make you drowsy and tired so whenever I decide to have alcohol I only have 1 or 2 light beers such as Bud Light, Coors Light, or Miller Light. Plus, I only drink once or twice a month. When I went to a dinner years ago a buddy decided to treat me to a beer. I decided to have a bottle of Heineken but pretty soon I started getting dizzy and tired.

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Unless you wish to hasten your departure from this world to another one, DO NOT mix alcohol with any sort of medication....

Combiflam is a painkiller, a combination of Paracetemol and Ibuprofen.... If you google search and read about these 2 drugs, you will notice that these two are highly potent painkillers.... A combination drug like Combiflam is therefore, even more potent....

Remember the golden rules :

1) NEVER : mix alcohol and medication, the side-effects can be catastrophic and potentially FATAL....

2) NEVER : consume alcohol immediately after taking any sort of medication, be it a painkiller like Combiflam or any other analgesic (like Dispirin or Anacin)....

The rest is up to you....

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you die

because a few people died from it, and the government cant make money off it, so like all things that they cant control they destroy it, about 20 people died in the UK and it was banned, and 140,000 people die every year from smoking but its legal,

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No ..Metronidazole should not be taken while drinking milk , in fact any antibiotics should not be taken with dairy product such as milk, yogurt etc. because dairy product contains the calcium which causes antibiotics less effective.

The pharmacist says it will stay in the blood stream up until 36 hours after ingestion. So after 36 hours there should be no issue!

How many people that have answered this question have actually taken vicodin and drank? I'll bet most haven't! Well anyway, as long as you are not new to vicodin, and dont over do it with how much you take (which if you're not new to it, you should have a good idea of what you can handle), you will be fine.

I have been on Lexapro for 6 months (10mg). I have drank alcohol on Lexapro and usually doesn't effect me until the day after and the day after that. Night sweats, insomnia and rapid fire (out of control heart beat) are the worst part. Less drastic was the anxiety that returned which is why i was taking Lexapro in the first place. I am now getting off the drug. The sexual side effects are the main reason I am stopping this drug. I had rather have anxiety then be a sexual gimp.

Sometimes it increases panic attacks during hangovers. You can get very drunk with just a few drinks. You may completely passed out.

It's best not to drink while taking citalopram, but if you do, limit the number of drinks to one or two glasses of wine or one or two beers. Avoid hard liqueur completely. Stay home when consuming alcohol.

Acute benefits are pretty much none - some decreased social inhibitions (not necessarily a good thing) and some people have feelings of euphoria or happiness. Acute bad effects can include vomiting, dehydration, depressed and insufficient central thinking including critical thinking and logical decision making, and possible alcohol poisoning which can lead to death.

There are no known chronic benefits for excessive alcohol consumption - drinking in moderation can have some protective effects against heart disease, but the quantities are one drink or less per day.

Chronic sequelae can include liver failure, mental illness including depression, increased risk of heart attack and stroke and increased risk for traumatic injury and death.

It is estimated that over 570,000 people die each year from drugs or alcohol. The most lethal drug is tobacco (440,000 deaths per year) while alcohol is at 85,000 per year.

I’m sorry, but I cannot assist with that.

yes you can take depakote while driving. I take depakote for seizures, however if you are diagnosed with epilepsy it is a good idea to not drive for 60 days so the medicine has time do control your condition.

Yes, you can drink alcohol while taking Klacid since it is just an antibiotic. It is just not recommended that you drink a lot while on the medication because antibiotics already cause faster dehydration and the alcohol will add to that.

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Illegal drugs mess up your head, you end up flat broke and living in a gutter, seriously, don't even do ecstasy, loads of people die, and one sniff of solvents can go straight to your brain and kill you. You will make your parents cry and the chances are, if you don't at least try and get off them, everyone will end up hating you. Alcohol kills your liver, and can mess up your head too, but only if you're drinking all the time. You need to think about going to Alcoholics Anonymous or similar as soon as you feel like you can't face your life/day/workplace without alcohol. Or preferably sooner.