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Alcohol should not be underestimated when considering its potential interactions with drugs. We are all likely acquainted with the warning labels about drug interactions that accompany our prescription medications. However, the question remains: do we truly grasp the gravity of these warnings? It is crucial to take the “Do Not Drink Alcohol” label seriously in order to prevent potentially hazardous or even fatal drug interactions. You might be exposed to risks without even being aware of them.
Azithromycin and alcohol
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Azathioprine and alcohol
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