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What happens with flagyl and alcohol

On this page we look at what happens with flagyl and alcohol and what it means for patients considering Flagyl.

Flagyl falls under Antibiotics and Woman's Health.

Flagyl at a glance

The preparation Flagyl is built around Metronidazole. Different strengths and pharmaceutical forms exist; choice depends on indication and patient factors.

Mechanism of Metronidazole

Metronidazole underlies the effect of Flagyl. For mechanism, contraindications and interactions, refer to the summary of product characteristics.

Dosage and forms

Several dosages of Flagyl exist; the appropriate one depends on the diagnosis, patient characteristics and response. Always follow professional guidance. Flagyl is supplied in the following strengths and forms: 250mg, 500mg.

About what happens with flagyl and alcohol

what happens with flagyl and alcohol is a common query; the information here is general and does not replace professional advice about Flagyl.

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Always read the label and the patient information leaflet before use.

Important note

This page is for general information only and is not medical advice. Consult a licensed healthcare provider before starting, changing or stopping any treatment.

Medication


Brand	Flagyl
Active ingredient	Metronidazole
Dosages & forms	250mg, 500mg
Categories	Antibiotics, Woman's Health

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