Can you drink beer or spirits with antibiotics with a chest infection ?

Gout is exacerbated by the consumption of alcohol so I would refrain if you want less pain.

go see your doctor asap

Ulcer is fully curable even without taking medicines.
If anyone really has ulcer pls let me know. I will cure it online just by acupressure

There are several different classes of antibiotic, not all penicillin derivatives for instance. It is not clear here whether you have tried a broad range of them, or only one class.

I have a relative with this difficulty, and the last I heard she was trying out Monurol and Macrobid. I think these are synthetic antibiotics, but no guarantee they are right for you, so you must ask the doctor.

I am not a doctor myself, so can only add that you probably should seek out a specialist doctor in this area for advice, since if you ever need major surgery it is going to be a problem.
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the doctor would not prescribe ANY antibiotics for a cough,anti biotics are for infections,Viral Bacterial Fungal Rickettsial,unless you know which one you have,do not try to self diagnose,you could be allergic and get worse,if it is for an animal,antibiotics are different for certain animals and ppl cant take animal medicine or reverse,children should be taken to a doctor,here is how to treat a cough for humans,
Cough Treatment Coughs can be treated in a variety of ways, depending on the cause of the cough. For most healthy adults, most treatments will involve self-care.

• Self-Treatment
  • keep hydrated by drinking plenty of water
  • elevate your head with extra pillows when sleeping
  • use cough drops to soothe the throat
  • gargle hot saltwater regularly to remove mucus and soothe the throat
  • avoid irritations, including smoke and dust
  • add honey or ginger to hot tea to relieve the cough and clear the airway
  • use decongestant sprays to unblock the nose and ease breathing

You can but how do you know that you have an infection and not something else? Antibiotics only work for bacteria and you may have a virus. You may have a fungus, you may have an allergy.

Pairing food with beer can add a dimension to your meal that can be very pleasing. I will attach a link that is worth reading. It provides some tips on how to properly pair certain dishes with particular beer styles successfully to bring out the best in each.

http://www.epicurious.com/articlesguides/drinking/beer/beerpairings