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I had two beers but now i have to take macrobid for an uti. how many hours after drinking is it recommended for me to start my antibiotics?
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About 2 hours: It is not recommended to drink alcohol with any medicine. I suggest you wait about 2 hours for the alcohol to be metabolized before starting the Macrobid
Answered 10/17/2016
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