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I was proscribed celetimine for my sinus it say i cant drink but i only take one pill a day would affect me i did drink alcohol?
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Wait till it's done: You would like to make sure that the antibiotic does its job. Wait until it's finished, then have a drink
Answered 7/31/2014
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