Question 1

can i drink alcohol on toradol?

Accepted Answer

Moderation is the ke: You can drink an occasional alcohol with toradol, but you should drink in moderation.

Question 2

i was given a toradol injection in my iv at the emergency room at 3:30pm. can i have alcohol now? it's 10:30pm.

Accepted Answer

Best avoid: Toradol does not have sedating effects that cause additive problems with alcohol like opiate pain relivers. However, Toredol can cause stomach bleeding and risk would be increased by adding alcohol.

Question 3

is it dangerous to mix ketorolac and alcohol?

Accepted Answer

Ketorolac & Alcohol: Both of these lead to intense stress on the lining of the stomach.  And, can lead then to gastric ulcers and even bleeding.

It is not wise to use both at the same time.

Question 4

i stopped taking ketorolac friday morning. when is it safe to drink alcohol?

Accepted Answer

Safe: It should be safe now. If you have stomach issues while taking it, then hold off and see your M.D.  Alcohol and ketorolac are tough on the stomach and can cause gastritis, reflux.

Question 5

toradol side effects?

Accepted Answer

Mostly GI: Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.

Less serious side effects include: 
•upset stomach, mild nausea or vomiting, diarrhea, constipation;

•mild heartburn, stomach pain, bloating, gas;

•dizziness, headache, drowsiness;

•sweating; or

•ringing in your ears.

Question 6

can i drink while on toradol?

Accepted Answer

No and No: Toradol should only be for very short periods of time (5 days max)due to it's side effects, particularly the stomach and bowels in general and bleeding particularly. Adding alcohol tremendously increases the risk of all of these complications.It should not be used for minor or chronic pain.

Question 7

can you use toradol while on warfin?

Accepted Answer

Caution: Combination of toradol and Coumadin (warfarin) will increase the   level of Coumadin (warfarin) and subsequently will increase the risk of bleeding. I would suggest for you not  to take at this point  and further discuss this with your prescriber.

Question 8

do you get a buzz from injecting toradol?

Accepted Answer

Usually not: Toradol is an injectable form of a NSAID which is the same class of medications as ibuprofen.  "buzz" sensations are typically associated with narcotics, benzodiazepines, or anesthetic agents.

Question 9

if allergic to sulfa, can you take toradol?

Accepted Answer

Toradol: There shouldn't be an allergy to toradol if you have a sulfa allergy. If you are allergic to other nsaids or Aspirin you shouldn't take toradol. Also if you have kidney or GI problems, you should be extremely careful. As with all meds, check with your doctor.

Question 10

after taking toradol inj can i take lexotanil?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Ketorolac (Toradol) and bromazepam (Lexotanil) work in different pharmacological ways, so it is expected that there is not any interaction between them. For now there is no reports of harmful interactions between those drugs, so it seems to be safe to take them together.

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