If the text on the label is too small or difficult to read, ask the pharmacist to use a large printer font or to provide an instruction sheet with large print. DO NOT stop taking a drug that has been prescribed for you unless your doctor says you should. This is true even if you no longer feel ill or have the symptoms you had before. If you are concerned about side effects, discuss your worries with your doctor. You may be able to take a different drug.
Some drugs are less effective if taken with alcohol.
In some cases having a drink when you are on medication can make you sick. Any information presented in this site is general in nature. In no case should the reader consider, use or rely on the information as professional advice, or information directed or applicable to his or her particular circumstances. The presentation is not designed to be comprehensive, nor is there any guarantee of accuracy of the information. The reader should not rely on the information for any purposes or as a substitute for, or in relation to, professional advice by a licensed and competent professional, who in all circumstances should be consulted and followed.