Medication and Alcohol Interactions

It depends on the individual. In terms of speed of becoming addicted, crack cocaine and methamphetamine are right up there, and t hey are both extremely difficult to kick, especially if you drink while taking them (and who doesn't?).

Yes you can but it isnt recommended because mixing CNS stimulants and depressants can be very dangerous to your health. Have fun and be safe!

Some of the problems regarding drug and alcohol dependency are it can cause addiction, mental problems, relationship problems. Some are prone to suicides and committing crimes. People that are victims of drug and alcohol addiction often time needs professional consultancy or rehabilitation.

ofcourse not, rowatinex are medicine for kidney stone. alcohol are bad for kidney

no

This is an incredibly broad question. The basic theory is that many drugs force there to be an excess of serotonin in the synapse of a neuron, by either stopping the re-uptake of it (antidepressants) or by other complex actions (amphetamines). The addicts nervous system begins to take note of this and not produce/release as much serotonin, this leads to a state of low level endogenous serotonin production, thus leading to withdrawal and craving. By taking said drug again, the patient is able to feel normal again. It should be noted that this is an extremely simple explanation of this, and that addiction is a VERY complex topic.. Dr. Dan

you lose control of your actions and it also increases the risks of things such as heart attack , brain damage, liver and kidney failure and many many more. You also lose brain cells that you can never recover.

Yes, but it will reduce its effectiveness if you over do it. If you must, limit it to 2 drinks at least 2 hours after taking the pill.

Personally who gives a crap what people view it as if your happy with what your doing then nothing else matters but if u aren't happy then u need to do whatever possible to change it but people should accept u anyway and not judge leave that up to god

People become addicted because drugs and alcohol (a drug) cause changes in brain chemistry. To begin with, that just makes us feel good. Eventually, the drug no longer works as well (tolerance), and we need more to feel good. We feel bad if we don't have them. Eventually they become necessary for anything like "normal" functioning.

When we need drugs just to feel normal, we are addicted, and withdrawal usually makes us feel so bad that we convince ourselves that we'll quit later -- or that we don't have a problem. Things go downhill from there.

till ure married, if they really love u they will wate

No, alcohol can't increase your ability to see at night.

Methylprednisolone is a corticosteroid used to reduce inflammation. One of the side effects is the reduction of the stomach's and intestines' production of protective mucous. Drinking alcohol while taking it greatly increases the likelihood of gastric irritation, and could lead to ulcers and ulcerative colitis.

I recently injured my lower back and was told by my doctor to take 600 mg of ibuprofen three times a day along with a prescribed 10 mg of cyclobenzaprine. After 4 days of following this routine, my friends invited me to go out for a drink one night. Fearing that drinking alcohol and taking the amount of medication prescribed might cause adverse effects, I called up my pharmacist and ask him if it was possible to have alcohol while taking my meds.

I told him that that morning I had taken 600 mg of ibuprofen and asked whether it was ok to take 10 mg of cyclobenzaprine. He laughed and told me that one night of drinking alcohol was not going to effect me. He also told me that I might get plastered much quicker than I normally would, but it wouldn't hurt me. Basically, he explained that 10 mg of cyclobenzaprine would pretty much double the alcoholic effects of one beer on my system; therefore, he advised that I not over do it, and drink half of what I normally do. Other than that, he said it would be fine and it wouldn't kill me (which I was afraid it might do; I'm a semi-phobic about taking any drugs what so ever).

Just know your limit and try not to binge drink. This drug follows the "too much of a good thing, is a bad thing" rule.

There are no known interactions between Alcohol and Zinnat

Having spoken to my doctor about this issue he informed me that drinking is completely fine while on antibiotics except metronidazole. I hadn't been drinking for several weeks before I asked and was completely unaware that it is ok to drink.

Whilst it is possible to drink whilst on anti biotics the side effects of these drugs will be enhanced. If an antibiotic may make you feel dizzy or sick if you drink alcohol there is a much higher chance of getting these side effects.

nicotine makes addictive.... it will help you be "happier"

If it's for a short treatment (Valtrex for shingles or herpes treatment), you can take alcohol in small amount (but it will increase side effects). However, if it's a long term treatment (herpes prevention), you may speak with your doctor before taking alcohol to make sure your liver is going well.

Don't look for certified alcohol or drug counselor. But you can find them in the rehabs centers. They are certified by the Government or the authority concerned. If you have a real problem of addiction, find someone who has stopped drinking or abusing drugs for more than 20-25 years. They are the best counselors who can help you out.

According to the authorities and loads of bad examples alcohol has a very bad influence on the human body while boating - even bigger than on land. Alcohol is involved in one third of all recreational boating fatalities, as after drinking the judgement and the cognigtive abilities deteriorate, lack of coordination and increased reaction time can be seen. Vision is usually also corrupted and alcohol creates a physical sensation of feeling warmth, which might cause one not to feel the water's temperature so hypothermia can easily set in.

It is a common reaction that many people have to alcohol. It is affecting the muscles and they are relaxing, one of many possible reactions to drinking alcohol. It is enough to make you not want anymore, which is not a bad thing in and of itself!