Alcohol while on medication

2021-08-15 09:02:25
I am currently taking Zenoxa and Zosert for depression and rapid mood shifts. I wanted to know if I can consume wine occasionally, and if not, why?
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You can, as long as it is social drinking. Wine is very much fine. However excessive alcohol intake can itself worsen depression. Once in a while a glass or 2 of wine wouldnt affect the illness or treatment. Good luck.

Answered2021-08-16 07:01:22

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Occasionally you can have wine, but it's better to avoid

Answered2021-08-15 09:56:57

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Please don't consume alcohol with zenoxa. This combination may cause deep sedation, ill health ever death in rare binge intake. Thanks

Answered2021-08-22 07:18:40

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Dear Sir/Madam, We can understand your situation. It is the form of piled up depression. We request you to kindly visit the clinic to get the issie/problem sorted out. Call Double nine four double zero triple seven three two. Thanks Dr.HemaKarthik

Answered2021-08-20 10:51:21

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Why you want to take wine occasionally, if there is any issue you can discuss with your Psychiatrist Occasional intake of Alcoholic beverage is first step towards alcohol dependence As a Psychiatrist, I don't recommend

Answered2021-08-15 09:19:41

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Kindly avoid taking medicines while on these medicines

Answered2021-08-15 09:17:05

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