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How many hours should i wait to drink after taking a dicoflenac? i drank a stout approx. 6hrs after my last pill.

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See details: Wait at least 2 hours after taking the diclofenac and drink only in moderation. Both alcohol and diclofenac can cause significant GI irritation.

Answered 5/18/2019

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