what is the risk of taking anticol drug with alkohol?

Answer 1

If you take an anti-alcohol drug and THEN drink alcohol, I believe you'll be vomiting. If you're an alcoholic thinking about a drink, DON'T DO IT.

Answer 2

If you are referring to antibuse which i think you are, then the side affects are severe nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and generalized GI discomfort.

Now in some individuals this can lead to fatal electrolyte imbalances which can lead to death if not recognized and treated promptly.

Now if you want to experience these symptoms without the alcohol/drug affect then go to pharmacy and purchase a bottle of ipecac syrup. (it is OTC, but you may have to ask the pharmacist for it. It will cause vomiting in 5-20 min) The nausea and vomiting that you will have is only about 1/100 of what you will experience with antibuse.

Answer 3

I have the Nurses Drug Guide which has that info if u wait a min. all get it and tell you.
Is that the same as an anticholinergics and is Anticol the name on the bottle or is their another name (chemical name)?
Please give chemical name on bottle if u have'nt already, so I can give u most accurate info.

Answer 4

is it anti cholinergic drugs?Additive CNS effects with use of anticholinergic drugs with alcohol can result in confusion and disorientation .however, anticholinergic drugs have their own side effects which can be very distressing to the patient -dry mouth, blurred vision, urinary retention and constipation are some of the reasons given by patients to avoid taking their medication .

Answer 5

Look it up on www.drugs.com
They will give you the side effects and warnings.
And, Pork Chop5, don't throw stones at bad spellers until you check your own! haha

Answer 6

I am not for certain, but it looks like it affects spelling!!!!!!!

Answer 7

if you mean antibuse it can be fatal