As
discussed in the Emergency Department prior to discharge, you were prescribed
[name of medication(s)], which can have sedative effects. It is recommended that you not drive, operate
machinery, or perform other potentially dangerous activities within 8 hours of
taking this medication. Alcohol may
significantly increase the sedative effects of [name medication(s)] potentially
leading to life-threatening adverse effects.
It is recommended that you not consume any amount of alcohol while taking
[name medication].
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