Cephalosporin mixed with wine, just leave as soon as you say! Besides cephalosporin, these three drugs cannot be mixed with alcohol. Are you taking them?

To avoid everyone taking a detourUncle Jiu, let's talk to everyone nowFor example, cefradine, cefazolin, etcDrinking alcohol while taking these medicationsMay causeDisulfiram like reactionSuffering from limb weakness, drowsinessNausea, even decreased blood pressureRespiratory difficulties, shock, and other reactionsThese drugs generally contain morphineSynergistic effects can occur when combined with alcoholCausing poisoning and even deathWhen taking aspirin, ibuprofen, diclofenacIf you drink heavilyMay cause dual stimulation of the gastrointestinal mucosa by drugs and ethanolCausing gastrointestinal ulcers or bleedingDiazepam, Nitrazepam, ClonazepamAnd chloral hydrate and other sedative hypnoticWhen combined with alcohol, it can cause drowsiness and confusionComa, respiratory failure, etcSevere and even fatalCorrect approach:For safety reasonsBefore and after taking any medicationDon't drink for 7 daysTea contains approximately 10% tannin contentThis component will affect the absorption of iron agentIrritating the gastrointestinal tractCausing abdominal pain or constipationBerberineIngredients such as ephedrine (cough suppressant)Inside itTannic acidWill form sediment with drugsGreatly reduce drug efficacyCorrect approach:Do not drink tea for 2 hours before and after taking the medicineNaringin in Grapefruit JuiceCan affect the function of some enzymes in the liverMay cause blood damageExcessive drug concentration(such as amlodipine benzenesulfonate, felodipine, etc.)Increase the risk of side effectsEven fainting due to low blood pressureSour fruit juiceIt will act together with aspirin, ibuprofen and other drugsIncrease the irritation to gastric mucosaDamage to gastric mucosa, which may lead to gastric bleeding in severe casesCorrect approach:Dr

To avoid everyone taking a detour

Uncle Jiu, let's talk to everyone now

For example, cefradine, cefazolin, etc

Drinking alcohol while taking these medications

May causeDisulfiram like reaction

Suffering from limb weakness, drowsiness

Nausea, even decreased blood pressure

Respiratory difficulties, shock, and other reactions

These drugs generally contain morphine

Synergistic effects can occur when combined with alcohol

Causing poisoning and even death

When taking aspirin, ibuprofen, diclofenac

If you drink heavily

May cause dual stimulation of the gastrointestinal mucosa by drugs and ethanol

Causing gastrointestinal ulcers or bleeding

Diazepam, Nitrazepam, Clonazepam

And chloral hydrate and other sedative hypnotic

When combined with alcohol, it can cause drowsiness and confusion

Coma, respiratory failure, etc

Severe and even fatal

Correct approach:

For safety reasons

Before and after taking any medication

Don't drink for 7 days

Tea contains approximately 10% tannin content

This component will affect the absorption of iron agent

Irritating the gastrointestinal tract

Causing abdominal pain or constipation

Berberine

Ingredients such as ephedrine (cough suppressant)

Inside itTannic acid

Will form sediment with drugs

Greatly reduce drug efficacy

Correct approach:

Do not drink tea for 2 hours before and after taking the medicine

Naringin in Grapefruit Juice

Can affect the function of some enzymes in the liver

May cause blood damageExcessive drug concentration

(such as amlodipine benzenesulfonate, felodipine, etc.)

Increase the risk of side effects

Even fainting due to low blood pressure

Sour fruit juice

It will act together with aspirin, ibuprofen and other drugs

Increase the irritation to gastric mucosa

Damage to gastric mucosa, which may lead to gastric bleeding in severe cases

Correct approach:

Dr. Bryce Bistain, a professor at Harvard Medical School, stated that

Furan coumarins in fruit juice that affect drug efficacy

The impact it causes will beLasting for three days

So during the medication period, everyone

It's best to avoid drinking juice

Bismuth, a protective drug for gastric mucosa

It is used to treat peptic ulcers

And milk contains protein, fat, etc

Will hinder the formation of protective barriers for bismuth agents

Affects drug efficacy

Milk forms a membrane on the stomach wall

Obstruct the absorption of drugs by gastric mucosa

Reduce drug efficacy

In addition, it contains lactose components

It may also exacerbate diarrhea

Correct approach:

It's best not to drink milk while taking these medications

If the condition improves

Can be consumed 1-2 hours after taking medication

If taking medication with coffee

In the liverDrug Metabolizing EnzymesActivity of

May be inhibited by caffeine components

(The common ones are levofloxacin, moxifloxacin, etc.)

sendElevated blood drug concentrationAnd cause poisoning

Many compound cold medicines contain antipyretic and analgesic ingredients

Will reduce prostaglandin synthesis

Adding caffeine can stimulate gastric acid secretion

These will cause greater damage to gastric mucosa

Caffeine in coffee

It will reduce the absorption rate of alendronic acid sodium

(Common anti osteoporosis drugs)

Further loss of calcium in the human body

in addition

The medication posture is also very particular

General tablets and capsules

You can eat standing or sitting

But if takenAntihypertensive drugs, sleeping pills

It's best to sit and lie down after taking medication

This type of medicine has an outer layerSpecial enteric coated materials

Allow the drug to reach the intestines before it begins to release

Break the medicine apart and destroy this layer of material

Causing a decrease in drug efficacy

Even causing adverse reactions in the gastrointestinal tract

Sustained release tablets can be released in the body at a constant rate

Generally, the efficacy time is relatively long

Forcibly break open

It will cause the drug to be released in advance

Difficulty in maintaining long-term effectiveness

It may also increase the risk of adverse reactions

Tablets

Slightly raise one's headIt does help with swallowing

capsule

commonlyLower your head slightlyMore helpful for swallowing medication

Looking up or looking down

Depends on the density of the drug

NamelyWill it float on the water surface

It is worth mentioning that

Bisphosphonates Hydrochloric Acid for the Treatment of Osteoporosis

(alendronic acid sodium, etc.)

After taking medicationUprightOver half an hour

Simultaneously drinking more than 200 milliliters of water

This is to prevent drugs from sticking to the esophageal wall

Causing esophageal inflammation, erosion, and ulcers

Standing can quickly deliver medication to the stomach

#Qingfeng Plan # # 39 Health Superpower Team#

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