Question 1

can i drink alcohol with pityriasis rosea and will it make it worse?

Accepted Answer

: It might make it LOOK worse, because alcohol dilates blood vessels, so the pityriasis spots may appear more red as a result.  But alcohol will not actually make pityriasis rosea worse.  There are a lot of reasons to refrain from drinking alcohol, but this is not one of them.

Question 2

can i drink alcohol if i took l lysine ?

Accepted Answer

: It's not possible to predict what people may experience side effects from ingesting both of these compounds but side effects have been described depending upon the doses or amount of the substances.   I'm not a fan of supplements like l lysine as benefits from taking them are not proven. Your pharmacist will have more information about mixing l lysine &amp; alcohol.

Question 3

can i drink alcohol on vyvans?

Accepted Answer

Don't mix the 2.: You are taking a long acting stimulant which does not mix well with alcohol, which is a depressant.Vyvanse (lisdexamfetamine) may overshadow the normal effects of alcohol. Feeling the effects of alcohol less, you may drink more. Alcohol poisoning is of particular concern when combining the two. You may inadvertently drink too much and not realize it because you don’t feel the normal signs of intoxication.

Question 4

can i drink alcohol whiled taking vitamax ?

Accepted Answer

Ethanol: Ethanol with Vitamins basically. Should not be a problem. It also depends on how much alcohol you want to drink.

Question 5

when i'm taking topiramax, could i drink alcohol?

Accepted Answer

Mod risk of : interaction. Per Drugs.Com - mixing topamax (topiramate) &amp; alcohol can is can cause "excessive sleep, confusion, and difficulty with memory or speech".

Question 6

can i drink alcohol on predinisone?

Accepted Answer

Avoidance: It is probably best to avoid alcohol.
Depending on your medical condition, and dose of prednisone, it is beat to be clear headed.

Question 7

can i drink alcohol with hemorhoids?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: Home treatments of avoiding hemorrhoid issues is high fiber diet, drinking plenty of non-alcoholic beverages, not sitting & straining at the toilet. Alcohol can cause dehydration & could aggravate constipation & hemorrhoid problems. Alcohol in moderation alright if using common sense & healthy high fiber diet.

Question 8

can i drink alcohol while taking zpak?

Accepted Answer

Zpack/alcohol: Not good idea. Can have more stomach irritation & headaches.

Question 9

can i drink alcohol while taking nyquil?

Accepted Answer

Not a good idea: Nyquil and many other cold products contain alcohol and antihistamines. The combination can cause excessive drowsiness and impaired alertness.

Question 10

can i drink alcohol with diverticulitis?

Accepted Answer

Still on Antibiotic?: While there is no general prohibition against using alcohol when dealing with acute diverticulitis, common sense would suggest that it may not be the best idea.  Furthermore, many antibiotics can be affected by alcohol intake, so i would be especially cautious if you are still on antibiotics.

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