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I was prescribed tindamax today. i am on vacation and drank wine yesterday with last glass at 9pm. is it safe to start the the medicine today?
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Yes, OK to drink: Actually, even though it is often believed that tinidazole (and its relative, metronidazole) react with alcohol, in fact they do not -- or only very rarely. You could have taken the drug safely yesterday and certainly can do it today.
Answered 7/23/2017
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