PubMed · 3962833
Drug-alcohol interactions.
Abstract
Drug-alcohol interactions can be potentially life-threatening. These fall into three broad categories: the disulfiram reaction, which can lead to vasodilation, flushing, headache and tachycardia; central nervous system depression, which can lead to excessive sedation and respiratory depression, and a miscellaneous category of drug-alcohol interactions.
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T G Saxe. 1986. Drug-alcohol interactions.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3962833/
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