Can You Drink Alcohol With Sertraline?
Can you drink alcohol with sertraline? The short answer is that you shouldn’t drink alcohol with sertraline. The NHS says it’s best not to drink alcohol while taking sertraline because it can stop the medicine working properly. In some cases, alcohol may worsen or increase the risks of side effects,
Can the Liver Repair Itself After Years of Drinking?
Drinking alcohol can lead to many health issues for you, one of the major ones being liver damage. It is a rising problem in the country, with deaths linked to alcohol-related liver disease rising by 61.3% in the last 20 years. Many people who have drunk heavily and are stopping
Recognising the Last Stages of Alcoholism: Signs to Know
‘Last-stage alcoholism’ refers to what tends to be the last stages of alcoholism in terms of severity and harm, and usually involves a long-standing alcohol dependence accompanied by serious health and social consequences. Despite the name suggesting an inevitable progression in alcohol use disorder, it’s worth remembering that not everyone
Understanding Alcohol-Induced Gastritis
A night of drinking can leave anyone feeling slightly worse for wear the next day. However, if stomach pain, sickness and a burning sensation in your upper abdomen become a recurring pattern, it might indicate a more serious problem. Here, we delve deeper into alcohol-induced gastritis – a common yet
