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supplement:
Ethanol
drug:
Cephalexin
Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“Concomitant administration of ethanol and cephalexin damages the gastric mucous membrane causing its narrowing, flattening of gastric pits and atrophy of secretory cells in the glands.”
Histological examinations of chief and parietal cells of the rat gastric glands after experimental administration of cephalexin and ethanol.“A simultaneous administration of ethanol and cephalexin causes atrophic changes in gastric glands, and thereby strong reduction of mucous cells activity.”
“However, concomitant administration of ethanol and cephalexin causes functional changes (inhibition of diuresis) and degenerative changes in capillary loops of some renal corpuscles apart from hyperemia.”
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