Question 1

when i drink wine and anti anxiety meds together i can sleep 12 hours. when i take the meds and vodka i wake up after 3 to four hours, why difference?

Accepted Answer

Danger!!!: Please don't mix those meds . They are dangerous together and as you report the results can be unpredictable . Talk to your doctor about sleeping meds . Much better choices out there.

Question 2

can you drink wine after you get your tooth filled?

Accepted Answer

Yes: After waiting for the anesthetic to wear off and the filling to set (if it is amalgam), yes.

Question 3

is it okay to drink wine before a massage?

Accepted Answer

Massage: A glass of wine should relax you.

Question 4

is it possible for me to drink wine and take termormin?

Accepted Answer

Not a good combo: Alcohol CAUSES elevated blood pressure, so you are doing something to help yourself while doing something to hurt yourself. If you are talking about an occasional glass of wine on an occasion, it isn't an issue. If you are talking about daily drinking of wine, it IS a problem, and can lessen the effect of the medication and worsen the problem.

Question 5

is it possible for you to drink wine while taking an anti-inflamatory?

Accepted Answer

Depends on how much: if you are talking a glass or two, as long as you have no history of peptic ulcers, gastritis or heartburn, there is little likelihood that that amount of alcohol and an NSAID are going to cause problems.  However, larger amounts of alcohol can increase the chance of gastritis and gastrointestinal bleeding, as well as reflux and heartburn.

Question 6

why do i go red when i drink wine?

Accepted Answer

Enzyme lack: You have a deficiency of alcohol dehydrogenase, the enzyme that metabolizes alcohol.  Consequently, with you, a little alcohol "goes a long way."  Since your body metabolizes alcohol much slower than "normal" people, your alcohol tolerance will be much less.  Asians and American Indians are commonly deficient in this enzyme.

Question 7

can i drink wine when i'm preganant?

Accepted Answer

Not advised: I would not advise any alcoholic drinks while someone is pregnant.

Question 8

can i drink wine while taking daflon?

Accepted Answer

Daflon: Daflon is a flavonoid which has some anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidative properties. When consumed with low to moderate amounts of wine, there should be no problems. If you are still concerned, be sure to talk to your healthcare provider.

Question 9

is it ok to drink wine after takin musinex?

Accepted Answer

How much wine??: If you are using musinex, i assume you have an upper respiratory or sinus infection.  Alcohol does reduce the ability of the body to fight off infection, and actually ultimately is dehydrating.  Neither of these are good for any kind of respiratory infection. There are no interactions, and if you are talking about 1-2 wine glasses, no problem.  Safe drinking limits in men are no more than 2/day.

Question 10

is it a bad idea to drink wine every night?

Accepted Answer

R u compelled?: Choosing to drink a glass of red wine most nights may be good for you--needing or feeling compelled to drink one or more is not.

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When i drink wine and anti anxiety meds together i can sleep 12 hours. when i take the meds and vodka i wake up after 3 to four hours, why difference?

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