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Can i drink alcohol if i'm taking roxithromycin? even a small amount of alcohol? or should i have absolutely zero alcohol?
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You shouldn't: You can do anything you want; however, the risk of permanent liver damage increases significantly if you combine antibiotics and alcohol. Stay off the booze while on antibiotics.
Answered 4/9/2017
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