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I'm just wondering, if you're under medication, are you really not allowed to drink alcoholic drinks?
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Generally: It is generally contraindicated with most medications to drink alcohol and take the medicine. Some medications are more strongly contraindicated. Read the labels, but as a good rule, don't drink and take medications.
Answered 5/14/2016
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