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Reply 1

Alcohol may intensify the sedation caused by antihistamines. so it can send you really drowsey/dizzy. might be best to advoid the drink

Reply 2

dh00001
Alcohol may intensify the sedation caused by antihistamines. so it can send you really drowsey/dizzy. might be best to advoid the drink

Oh right ok thanks for replying!

Reply 3

no worrys :smile: thanks for the rep

Reply 4

There is no problem drinking and taking antihistamines. I did it regularly last summer :smile:. They were also the strongest tablets you could get on prescription.

Reply 5

No side effects so far and been swallowing them with cocktails all week :rolleyes:

Reply 6

I used to be on them pertinently and I just carried on as normal!

Reply 7

It depends how you react to the particular antihistamine you're on. If you feel no different when you take them normally, then chances are you won't notice any difference if you drink on them. If you feel drowsy after taking them, then you'd best avoid alcohol because it'll probably make you more drowsy.