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Antabuse (disulfiram) can be prescribed for people diagnosed with chronic alcoholism who find it hard to do without alcohol for a long time. If you take Antabuse and drink some alcohol the following symptoms will be produced: headache, nausea, flushing of the face, blurred vision, weakness, sweating, choking, difficulty breathing, anxiety, vomiting, chest pain, and mental confusion. Therefore, it’s important that you do not give Antabuse to someone who is not aware of the effects this medicine may have or those already intoxicated. This medicine can cause drowsiness as one of the side effects, so you are not supposed to get engaged in any activities that require alertness and concentration, as you may not be able to do it. Such health conditions as kidney or liver disease, epilepsy, diabetes, thyroid disease, or brain damage should be reported to your doctor before you ask for a prescription as these may affect your treatment and the dosage of Antabuse you will be prescribed. Make sure you tell your doctor that you are taking any of the medications mentioned below to make sure your treatment is as safe and efficient as possible: amitriptyline, vitamins, phenytoin, isoniazid, metronidazole, alcohol-containing medications, and blood thinners. This is not the complete list of medications that may potentially cause interactions. So if you are taking anything not mentioned here - do not hesitate to talk to your doctor about it. Do not let anyone else use Antabuse to make sure these people do not develop potentially dangerous side effects.