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Drinking alcohol can not only reduce the effect of drugs, but also cause many drugs to produce poison. Serious can be life-threatening, for everyone's life safety, and faster recovery of health. In particular, everyone is reminded not to drink alcohol during the period of taking medicine and injections and for a week after stopping the medicine.

In particular, allergic reactions and toxins that occur in cephalosporins (that is, we often call pioneers) are more common. The pioneer class is also cefoperazone sodium sulbactam sodium is the most common. I met three patients in three years, all of whom had side effects from drinking alcohol at home after being injected with cefoperazone sodium sulbactam sodium.

The first case is: a 72-year-old man, due to cerebral infarction before the Mid-Autumn Festival in 2006, during the hospitalization used cefoperazone sodium sulbactam sodium, on the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival, reunited with his family, happy. In the words of the old man:

I took a sip of wine. As a result, he immediately experienced flushing of his face, panicked and was admitted to the emergency hospital. Rescued from danger.

The second case is: a young man about 30 years old, before the Dragon Boat Festival in 2007, he was transfused with cefoperazone sodium sulbactam sodium due to a cold, although he has stopped taking the drug for three days, but his mental state has not fully recovered. On the day of the Mid-Autumn Festival, his family suggested that he drink a sip of wine to refresh himself.

It is said that I usually drink a lot of alcohol, but I just realized it that day. As a result, the whole body**, including the eyeballs, was red, the chest was tight, palpitation, breathing difficulties, and the pulse reached more than 140 times. Fortunately, his home was next to the hospital, and the rescue was timely and there was no accident.

Case 3: I didn't go to work at the time, so I don't know much about it. However, it is also said to be caused by drinking alcohol after taking cefoperazone sodium sulbactam sodium.

There were three cases, and I don't think it was an accident, it must be related to alcohol consumption. Just as I decided to gather information and write a ** to alert the general public, there were reports of deaths in other hospitals.

Therefore, I would like to solemnly remind all friends here not to drink alcohol during the medication and within a week after stopping the drug.

That's all I've observed, but there have been a lot of reports about the toxicity of drugs caused by alcohol consumption. Even metoclopramide has been reported to die from allergies. So please pay attention.

If you are not afraid of diarrhea, you can drink two more bottles! Let's drink some porridge first to nourish your stomach!

It is best not to drink alcohol, such as drinking alcohol within a few days after cephalosporins have been used up, which may cause drug reactions.

No, one is that alcohol may undergo toxicological changes with some drugs, resulting in toxicity, and the other is that alcohol can promote the excretion of drugs, affect the absorption of drugs, and affect the efficacy

It's almost a matter of common sense: avoid alcohol while taking the medicine and getting the injection.

Some drugs can produce significant toxicity (eg, disulfamine-like reaction to metronidazole).

Not especially cephalosporins (pioneers) react greatly.