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I had a drink of alcohol at 8 this morning. i just want to know if its safe to take co-codamol for my headake?
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Co-codamol: Drinking first thing in the morning is worrisome. Sorry, I don't know how much time expired between when you drank and when you want to take the Co-codamol. So I can only provide you with the basic advice that narcotics and alcohol should NOT be mixed. There is a danger of respiratory depression.
Answered 8/3/2020
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