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Mamasmith33
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It's ok to have ONE glass of wine every now and then I'm assuming. My liver levels are awesome and I'm handling it very well. I don't think a single glass of wine could cause damage, do you?

All my doc said was, "I would be very cautious about drinking alcohol with rifampin".

One glass is cautious, right?!

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Dogsandcats
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One drink could cause issues, are you on any other meds or treatments that the alcohol could react with?

When a medication specifically says not to mix with alcohol, it means there could be a problem.

When I was pregnant I would have a glass of half glass of cranberry juice and seven up. Wasn't fine wine, but it tasted fun.

Sorry to be a downer, but it is usually listed for a reason.

Is there a special occasion coming up?

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Well it's your body , your money for buying meds and paying doctors.

If you want to risk it and maybe prolong treatment and torture of this disease .

Well I would guess it's your call.

I would guess in a roundabout way your doctor is saying no to alcohol , as in being very cautious.

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Not a good mix.

Moving to Medical Questions for more feedback.

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