There are many types of anti-inflammatory drugs in the clinic, including penicillin anti-inflammatory drugs, or cephalosporin anti-inflammatory drugs, as well as metronidazole and ornidazole, all of which may have adverse reactions with alcohol. If you have taken an anti-inflammatory drug and drank some alcohol, what should you do at this time? If the patient is in a coma, he or she should immediately go to the emergency department of the hospital and apply adrenocorticotropic hormone for rescue treatment if necessary. 3. In order to avoid serious disulfiram-like reactions, as well as acetaldehyde poisoning or serious allergic reactions, it is best not to drink alcohol after taking anti-inflammatory drugs, and if you drink alcohol, you should closely observe the patient’s vital signs, including respiration, pulse rate, blood pressure, blood oxygen and related physical and chemical examinations, etc.