There is a full list of drugs you should avoid - including common painkillers like ibuprofen

A pharmacist has warned that taking painkillers after drinking can be dangerous, as millions of people prepare to head out and enjoy the festive season with alcohol. Ian Budd, Prescribing Pharmacist at Chemist4U , has explained how you should treat a hangover, what remedies to avoid - and why common painkillers after drinking are a bad idea.

Ian said: " Taking paracetamol before bed after drinking can be risky because both alcohol and paracetamol are processed by your liver, which can increase the risk of liver damage. If you need to take painkillers, ibuprofen the next morning (with plenty of food and water) is a better option. We always advise for you to check with your pharmacist to see whic

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