Antibiotics and drinking

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  1. BrunNer

    BrunNer Well-Known Member

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    Contrary to popular belief, you can drink on most antibiotics without any side effects or issues with the effectiveness of the drugs. Unfortunately, metronidazole isn’t one of them and you may well be as sick as a dog if you try!
     
    BrunNer, Jan 10, 2020
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    Contrary to popular belief, you can drink on most antibiotics without any side effects or issues with the effectiveness of the drugs. Unfortunately, metronidazole isn’t one of them and you may well be as sick as a dog if you try

    ^^ This wi brass knobs on.
     
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    The Mrs had a course before our holiday last year, took advice from a paramedic mate and a pharmacist friend of the family. She had to sit and watch me enjoy all the perks of ‘all inclusive’ for a whole day.

    IIRC there’s a more serious risk than an upset tummy.
     
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