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I'm worried i may have caused an adverse reaction by mixing alcohol and my medication. what can i do?
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Nothing at this poin: There are certain medications that a few consume alcohol will cause you to be sick especially with nausea and vomiting. Stop drinking alcohol and consult with your physician if it is safe to drink alcohol with the medication you're using.
Answered 3/26/2013
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