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Drinking 1 4-8 oz glass of wine harmful after peptobismol?
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Not specifically: There is no specific interaction between peptobismal and wine. If you are taking the pepto because your stomach is upset you should not be drinking wine (or eating spicy food, chocolate or acidic things including coffee). Alcohol can cause stomach irritation, and the general advice is "If it hurts don't do it".
Answered 2/16/2019
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