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Is it safe to drink alcohol while taking medication?

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Is it safe to drink alcohol while taking medication?

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It is important to be aware of the following information about alcohol and its effects when taking any form of medication Drowsiness caused by certain medications is made worse by alcohol. Therefore, alcohol should not be consumed while taking medication with this side effect. Medication administered to combat alcoholism can cause severe reactions if consumed at the same time as even very small amounts of alcohol. Even if it is indicated that the medication does not cause drowsiness or react negatively to alcohol, everyone should be careful about drinking alcohol when they are ill. Is it safe to drive while taking medication? Some medication, such as sedatives, strong painkillers or antihistamines (commonly taken for allergies, hay fever or nettle rash), can cause drowsiness and may therefore affect your ability to drive. Other medicines may have an effect on your vision, hearing or concentration, which may also affect your ability to drive. Always read the information leaflet provided

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