Yes my friend...u can....There are only a few drugs with which alcohol is contraindicated.
They're mostly those drugs which cause a process called DISULFIRAM LIKE REACTION where the the drugs inhibit the enzyme responsible to metabolise the alcohol into its end products....If u make the mistake of taking the two together, it can lead to Symptoms like Nausea,Vomiting,Accelerated heart rate,Flushing,shortness of breath,severe headache....Something like the worst hangover u can ever get..
Some of these drugs are :
METRONIDAZOLE
TINIDAZOLE
CEFOPERAZONE
CHLORPROPAMIDE
TOLBUTAMIDE
CHLORAMPHENICOL
GRISEOFULVIN etc....
Then there are other drugs which are a problem due to a different cause -
that is drugs that themselves depress your Nervous system like alcohol and mixing the two causes increased Central nervous system depression
Like: Diazepam, barbiturates , diphenhydramine , promethazine etc ...
BOTTOMLINE: Go ahead drink ....nothing will happen...only thing that can go wrong might be that ur antibiotic wont be as effective...and that too if ur on a hardout binge.
I would 've written more but i need to take my next dose of Cefuroxime axetil now...and then again Mr. Jack Daniels from my bar is calling out to me :-D .....Alright!! Alright! I'm coming Mr. Daniels..just hold your horses
Dr.Acula
I did, no side affects
The general consensus among the medical community is that a couple of drinks consumed while on antibiotics is fine.
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The IngreDients Enlisted Are iN DaroxomeCefuroxime axetil (a derivative of Cefuroxime) is reported as an ingredient of Daroxime in the following countries:BahrainOman
can you take cefuroxime and beer
Cefpodoxime proxetil and cefuroxime axetil are both oral cephalosporin antibiotics used to treat various bacterial infections. However, cefpodoxime is more commonly used for respiratory tract infections, while cefuroxime is more frequently used for skin and soft tissue infections. The choice between the two drugs depends on the specific type of infection being treated.
It is unstable in water. its taste is very very unpleasant. its shelf life issue might be included.
Yes you can
You should not take cefuroxime axetil after the expiration date. Taking it when it has expired could be dangerous. Throw away any unused medication after the expiration date.
yes you can but i would avoid anal intercourse for atleast 1 month
It is highly recommended by all physicians to dispose of all expired medication. Unless you were instructed pther wise by a professional or personal physician then you should by no means continue taking any medication after it has expired.
According to guide lines from the CDC there are treatments. Patients treated with appropriate antibiotics in the early stages of Lyme disease usually recover rapidly and completely. Antibiotics commonly used for oral treatment include doxycycline, amoxicillin, or cefuroxime axetil.