Re: FLAGYL AND SIDE EFFECTS

From: Eberhard Lisse (el@ac.lisse.na)
Mon May 7 22:47:56 2001


This is an excellent question for your prescribing doctor to answer.

This list is not for patients.

el

In message <ba.13823ae3.28289171@aol.com>, Hswthny222@aol.com writes: >
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> I HAVE BEEN ON FLAGYL NUMEROUS TIMES FOR BV I''VE BEEN SICK AFTER FINISHING
> THE DOSE PRESCIBED BY MY DOCTOR. I DID DRINK ALCOHOL THREE DAYS AFTER
> FINISHING FLAGYL. HOW LONG CAN FLAGYL STAY IN YOUR SYSTEM? WHERE CAN I FIND
> MORE INFO ON THE SIDE EFFECTS AND THE LENGTH OF TIME TO WAIT TO DRINK
> ALCOHOL? I HAVE HEARD THAT FLAGYL CAN STAY IN YOUR SYSTEM FOR UP TO 14 DAYS
> AFTER LAST DOSE IS THAT POSSIBLE? PLEASE SEND ME AN EMAIL REGARDING
> BV,ALCOHOL, AND ANY OTHER INFO.
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> <HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>I HAVE BEEN ON FLAGYL NUMEROUS
> TIMES FOR BV I''VE BEEN SICK AFTER FINISHING
> <BR>THE DOSE PRESCIBED BY MY DOCTOR. I DID DRINK ALCOHOL THREE DAYS AFTER
> <BR>FINISHING FLAGYL. &nbsp;HOW LONG CAN FLAGYL STAY IN YOUR SYSTEM? WHERE CA
> N I FIND
> <BR>MORE INFO ON THE SIDE EFFECTS AND THE LENGTH OF TIME TO WAIT TO DRINK
> <BR>ALCOHOL? &nbsp;I HAVE HEARD THAT FLAGYL CAN STAY IN YOUR SYSTEM FOR UP TO
> 14 DAYS
> <BR>AFTER LAST DOSE IS THAT POSSIBLE? PLEASE SEND ME AN EMAIL REGARDING
> <BR>BV,ALCOHOL, AND ANY OTHER INFO.</FONT></HTML>
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