Can I drink wine when taking cefalexin Sandoval 500 mg

Hi Laraine:
Beer:
- If you're British, warm. Canadian, wet. Otherwise, who cares?
Wine:
- white - chilled, red - warm. If you're Canadian, wet.
-Pop - cold, but if you're Canadian, stick to beer and wine so....... Who cares?
Cheers

"mcg" = microgram, in science written with a greek character but that's not on keyboards.... hence the mcg.
1000 mcg = 1 mg,
Therefore 500 mcg = 0.5 mg

http://www.convertunits.com/from/mcg/to/mg

There is no magic date. Just make sure to chill it for a hour before drinking. I know it sounds weird but that is how it is done. For white wine and it's been in the refrig. you need to let it sit a hour before drinking. Most folks drink white wine too cold and red wine too warm.

That is a tough question and impossible to answer with a blanket definition. The vast majority of wines are made for immediate consumption, but will also be good to drink for a couple of years. In general, red wines age better than whites and certain grape varieties and wine styles age better than others: wines made from Cabernet Sauvignon and Port wines can be very long-lived for example. Whether such wines improve with age is a subjective opinion: older wines trade some of their fruit and vibrancy for developed flavors, and it is a trade-off that some like more than others.

400-500 mg of chelated magnesium a day also look for foliate and potassium rich foods to add to your diet, if you drink tea, try some Sleepy Time Tea an hour before bed and start walking 2 times a day (stretch the legs a bit before you start walking)

It is recommended that if women need to have a cup of coffee during pregnancy they have decaf. The problem with consuming coffee during pregnancy is the caffeine. Several studies have been conducted and the results have shown that consuming caffeine during pregnancy during the first trimester can double the chances of having a miscarriage.

To read more about the effects of caffeine during pregnancy, clock the link below.

http://www.babycenter.com/caffeine-during-pregnancy

Diet Coke contains a few more mgs of caffeine per can. Diet Coke contains about 40 mgs of caffeine in a 330 ml can, while Dr. Pepper contains 35 mg of caffeine per can.