unofficialyruth
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is never a good idea!!!
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Yahoo
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Mixing drugs and alcohol is never advisable no matter what it says on the leaflet. You are taking the medication because you don't want to feel ill, are you not?
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Debbi W
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Don't think it will hurt, although you shoulded drink on any meds.
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Jeff
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I can't find anything that says you should avoid alcohol while taking it; however if you are taking it to prevent nausea, drinking seems counter productive.
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Magicwookie
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If you are not sure, it is best just to assume they don't mix.
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redraptors100
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Wow are you ok or should i knock you out with a baseball bat. ARE YOU CRAZY!!!!
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Ulty
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Alcohol and medication do not mix, why even take the chance.
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drawcabia
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If there are any known effects they should be in the leaflet. This said, leaflets have been wrong in the past, and alcohol is a toxin, so my advice would be to avoid it whilst your body sorts itself out and while you're on the tablets.
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Birchall18
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Regardless of what it says on the leaflet you shouldnt drink alchohol with any medication, unless you want to die.
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i would stop both of them
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Louisa
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if your taking them for nausea then why would you WANT to drink alcohol? it would probably make you feel even more sick and then your tablets wouldn't work!
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PEACE!
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only if you have to !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Morrissey
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No, NEVER mix the two.
As you're taking a drug that resists nausea, its completely counter-productive to drink whilst on it because alcohol is a depressant that attacks the nervous system directly you are going to confuse your brain and will end up feeling nauseous as a result.
It is NEVER ever a good idea to mix alcohol and drugs, prescribed, legal, illegal or otherwise. My friend learned the hard way, and it was fatal.
I suggest to stop taking the drugs for 24 hours before you drink, if you really want to drink.
Look after yourself, the body is far more precious than we realise.
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davidmatteli
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it says on most bottle that if you drink more than 3 cups a night you should consult you doctor about taking the medicine
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Stephen G
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Not one of your better ideas.
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brendan
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nooooooooooooooooooooooooo
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Rachel
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Im on the same tablets and its fine 2 drink, it doesnt say that u cant drink on the leaflet, so it fine . . its not like they would ever say whats fine to do on a leaflet, they ONLY say that u cant do!!
Enjoy a drink hun . . I do =)
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