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Does alcohol make flagyl less effective

If you are researching does alcohol make flagyl less effective, here is plain-language information about Flagyl (Metronidazole).

Therapeutically, Flagyl is grouped under Antibiotics and Woman's Health.

Flagyl at a glance

Flagyl is one of several brand presentations of Metronidazole. Forms and strengths vary, and a licensed clinician determines what is appropriate.

About the active ingredient Metronidazole

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

How Flagyl is supplied

Several dosages of Flagyl exist; the appropriate one depends on the diagnosis, patient characteristics and response. Always follow professional guidance. Available dosages and forms of Flagyl include 250mg, 500mg.

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Please note

Nothing here replaces professional medical guidance. Speak to a qualified clinician about Flagyl and whether it is appropriate for you.

Medication


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

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