It is possible: One would want to know the type of mental illness prior to using antabuse (disulfiram). Reliability in taking the medication and being able to understand the nature of taking the medication and being responsible all play into prescribing the medication. Your pcp, substance abuse specialist or other qualified health care provider should be consulted prior to using this medication.
Answered 9/30/2020
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SHOULD BE OKAY: Not sure what the connection's here about mental illness and using antabuse (disulfiram). The key is the absolute commitment that you have to abstain from alcohol and be cautious of products containing alcohol like perfumes, mouth wash, cologne, antiperspirants etc. These can be absorbed and also cause a reaction with the antabuse (disulfiram). Must be able to understand and adhere to these rules and know consequences.
Answered 6/23/2014
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