It is used rarely for treating noninfectious diseases. The clinical significance of these interactions is unclear. The clinical importance of this interaction is unclear. After antibiotic therapy is completed, vitamin K activity returns to normal. 5 Alcohol may intensify this drowsiness and increase the risk of accidents during activities requiring alertness.
Seizures are a possible side effect of cycloserine therapy.
Alcohol consumed during cycloserine therapy may increase the risk of seizures. 6 People should avoid alcohol-containing products during cycloserine therapy. Roe D, Campbell T, eds. Threlkeld DS, ed. Anti-Infectives, Antituberculosis Drugs, Cycloserine.