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Medications that can cause night sweats. Night sweats are a common side effect of many medications, such as: 1  Depression medications (antidepressants). 2  Drugs used to regulate your hormones (hormone therapy). 3  Drugs that lower the level of sugar in your blood (hypoglycemic agents).
Most antibiotics can be mixed with moderate amounts of alcohol with no problem. At most, they'd enhance some of the antibiotics' secondary effects like dizziness - but it's unlikely to happen if you don't suffer from any of these effects and don't overdrink. Some antibiotics (like metronidazole and TMP-SMX) can have a stronger reaction to alcohol, causing headaches and nausea. But even then, alcohol doesn't reduce the antibiotics' effectiveness. Now, what alcohol (especially in large quantities) will do is slow the healing process.