Metronazidole

[suityou01]

Thats booze that does that to you, not anitbiotics. A 2 day session always gives me dodgy guts, makes my pee various colours and feel tulip for a while, antibiotics just make me tulip a lot and makes my pee smell funny. I would seriously sugest taking them and not drinking alcohol (you can get alcohol free shandy in Germany now so that might suit you!), especially those ones.

It was definately the pills making my tummy hurt as the pain would start a few minutes after taking them. I'm off them for just over 24 hours and am feeling much much brighter.

And my pee has gone back to normal. No longer Kia Ora orange.

[gingerjedi]

Had a course to treat Helicobacter pylori, it wipes out your 'gut flora' so you'd be wise to not eat anything heavy straight after and not drink like it says.

I felt sick the whole time I was on them.

[sasguru]

FFS you complete moron, finish your course of medicine and stay off the booze.
Twat.

[suityou01]

FFS you complete moron, finish your course of medicine and stay off the booze.
Twat.

I can see it now, doubled up in agony in A&E. So Suity, the pills were giving you crippling pain, so you ...... kept taking them rather than go back to your GP for something different?

[DimPrawn]

FFS you complete moron, finish your course of medicine and stay off the booze.
Twat.

Good advice. Hope you are following it.

[suityou01]

Good advice. Hope you are following it.

Well I'm certainly staying off the booze. As the side effects with the pills were too severe I stopped taking them yesterday lunchtime.

HTH

[OwlHoot]

So you don't want to kill the little critters what have made you feel tulipe for months? Finish the course FFS. And lay off the booze.

WSS - It's absolutely unbelievable that someone with hordes of miniature aliens growing and hatching inside them would moan and groan about trivial symptoms like a spot of stomach gripe and orange wee, and actually stop the treatment and risk the brutes becoming resistant to it!

[suityou01]

WSS - It's absolutely unbelievable that someone with hordes of miniature aliens growing and hatching inside them would moan and groan about trivial symptoms like a spot of stomach gripe and orange wee, and actually stop the treatment and risk the brutes becoming resistant to it!

If it was as you described I would still be taking the pills.

HTH

[northernladuk]

Metronidazole and alcohol

Although there has been little in the way of published pharmacological evidence to support this interaction with alcohol.
A review of the literature between 1969 and 1982 reports cases involving eight patients, four of which were serious, including one death.

Alcohol very bad.

Takes 48 hours to fully get rid it from your system.. 32 hours?? Your life fella, you choose

[suityou01]

Metronidazole and alcohol



Alcohol very bad.

Takes 48 hours to fully get rid it from your system.. 32 hours?? Your life fella, you choose

Yep, that was my conclusion. I'm really not that desperate for a pint.