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Alcohol reports
Browse community reports connected to Alcohol. These reports can show that other people are describing similar experiences, but they do not prove that Alcohol caused a symptom or reaction.
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Community reports do not prove causation, cannot be used to estimate how common a reaction is, and are not medical advice.
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Abdominal Discomfort while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and abdominal discomfort appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Abdominal Pain Upper while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and abdominal pain upper appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Alopecia while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and alopecia appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Anxiety while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and anxiety appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Decreased Appetite while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and decreased appetite appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Diarrhea while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and diarrhea appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Dizziness while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and dizziness appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Fatigue while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and fatigue appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Headache while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and headache appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Hives while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and hives appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Insomnia while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and insomnia appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Itching while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and itching appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Malaise while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and malaise appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Nausea while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and nausea appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Pain while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and pain appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Rash while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and rash appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Shortness of breath while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and shortness of breath appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Sleep Disorder while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and sleep disorder appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Sleepiness while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and sleepiness appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Swelling while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and swelling appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Vomiting while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and vomiting appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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Weight Increased while using Alcohol
FDA FAERS contains adverse-event reports in which Alcohol and weight increased appear together. This does not establish that Alcohol caused the reported reaction and cannot be used to estimate how often it occurs.
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