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Ranitidine/alcohol don't mix. but what about taking ranitidine after a night of drinking several beers or drinks, before bed. ok?
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Yes it is ok: It is ok if you have heartburn or history of reflux after drinking beers, to prevent esophageal reflux.
Answered 5/31/2019
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