Medication and Alcohol Interactions

No, it is not "safe" to consume alcohol if you are regularly taking alprazolam. Any psychiatrist will underscore this. Will it kill you if you do have a drink after taking this medication? No. Could it cause much more anxiety and panic than yo already have? Absolutely. In other words, if you are taking this medication, you are taking it for a reason. Consuming alcohol negates the entire purpose of getting this treatment to begin with

I spoke to my pharmacist and she advised my to wait 4 days. It is probably a good idea to just wait one week.

No, it always depends of the concerned drug... Some interaction between drugs and alcohol are because of toxic metabolites, others are because of synergism in side effects, others because of similar organ toxicity, etc..

when the person seds you a message you answer right awa=]

if you are waiting for someone, wait for about an hour, then leave and move on

I would say, wait only about twenty to thirty minutes for a friend. An hour is too much of an imposition to you.

20mins max! its the 21st century we all have cell phones now

Lateness is just another form of rudeness [with the exception of an emergency ]. 15 minutes, and they can call with an apology and an explanation when it is convenient for them, obviously.

I believe that you should wait as long as you want. It really depends on whether you get over the person or not. So, whenever you feel like you want to move on and start another relationship.

#1. People with cardiac arrhythmia should not drink alcohol except with express permission of their cardiologist.

#2. Low-dose amiodarone has been reported to cause pseudo-alcoholic cirrhosis and elevated liver enzymes. Since alcohol intake causes the same problems and symptoms, none of which are good, we would remain totally abstinent.

I read online that it can cause nausea and heart palpitations. I am currently taking Sulfameth for a UTI and I had a glass of wine last night. I had severe stomach cramping. It is advised that you do not drink while taking this medication.

I don't think it does. Unless you throw up because of it less than a few (3?) hours after taking a pill. It will also damage your liver even more (pills are destroying them too - they are eating throuh them very very slowly ,but they pass throuh so..)

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Alcohol combines with many medicines in what is known as "synergistic effect," which can make the combination stronger than either chemical on its own. This is especially dangerous when the medicine is also a central nervous system depressant.

In some cases, alcohol can also reduce the effect of medications. Always follow the directions that come with your medicine.

well i have been on prednisalone [about 3 ears ago] 30 mg] and i drank alcahol.

i am about to go on it again and a asked if a would be a able to have a drink and my specialist nurse said i could [so i will] lol

The Motrin will stay in your system longer until after all the etoh has been excreeted. Then your body will work on eliminating the Motrin. Long story short, nothing as long as its a normal dose.

Yes it would be ok.. too much lean will effect the liver in high enough doses though.

If your really worried about it then stay to the 1 day rule. But 10 hours is a good time for your body to digest the syrup.

Taking uppers and downers together can give you a heart attack. Taking uppers (cocaine) and two downers (alcohol and hydrocodone) increases the risk.

There is no major problem in taking a little bit of alcohol during this treatment. However, minocycline is metabolized by the liver and shouldn't be used with alcohol as long as it asks a lot of work from the liver as the same time.

You can drink alcohol, but in lower doses than before, and in exceptional cases. If you wanna drink a lot, please do NOT stop your antibiotics. This contributes to bacterial resistance and doesn't change your capacity to drink alcohol.

It is generally advisable to avoid alcohol while taking sultamicillin, as it can potentially reduce the effectiveness of the antibiotic and may increase the risk of side effects. Alcohol can interfere with the body’s ability to heal and could worsen any side effects like gastrointestinal discomfort. Always consult your healthcare provider for personalized advice regarding alcohol consumption while on medication.

It's not so much a matter of reaction as it is efficacy. Alcohol is a depressant and Prozac is an antidepressant. Excessive alcohol use/abuse counteracts the antidepressant effects of Prozac. Basically, it will not work as well, if at all.

Also, when there is a reaction, individuals who are on Prozac and use alcohol can experience intoxication more easily and readily. As a result, poor impulsivity and judgment can occur.

It isn't recommended that you drink alcohol while taking phenergan. Phenergan may increase the effects of alcohol, and alcohol can increase the side effects of phenergan. Possible side effects of phenergan include dizziness, drowsiness, feeling like your going to pass out, swelling in your hands and feet and ringing in your ears, but more serious side effects such as seizures, tremors, fainting, weak pulse and slow or fast and uneven heartbeat are also possible.

It is not recommended to drink alcohol while taking Ritalin. In general the stimulants and depressants together are bad (see Four-Loko). The effects of the alcohol are significantly less pronounced and often lead the user to drinking themselves into a dangerous state. If you do, take note of this fact and drink small amounts to determine how the combination effects you.

Alcohol dilates peripheral blood vessels, but has been known to actually
constrict some blood vessels in the brain, lowering the oxygen content.

Combining alcohol with drugs is never a good idea...

Yes, but if you do be sure to drink lots of water as well. Alcohol will cause you to become dehydrated. That is not good for people who are on antibiotics. There is not enough liquid in alcoholic beverages -- even in beer or wine -- to make up for the diuretic effects of the alcohol.

If the life insurance policy was in force beyond the contestability stage, it will pay. This includes suicide by accidentally ingesting over the counter RX and alchohol. All you need to do is call the insurance companies claims department to start the process. We can assist you if need be. 4lifeguild ***The key word here is accidental. Yes, it would pay. Def. Suidicide 1. killing yourself: the act of deliberately killing yourself http://encarta.msn.com/dictionary_/suicide.html What if death were swerving to avoid hitting an animal?