What's worse; the fact that OP didn't heed his doctor's word or that he tried to impersonate a One-Direction member?

Doctors actually give advice for a reason? Holy shit.. Mind blown.

My assumption, the reason is because he uses the word 'miffed'.

I read "don't mix alcohol and pain killers" and I automatically clicked YDI

Exactly! Forget One Direction, mixing those two can kill you, dumbass.

I don't trust doctors, teachers or lawyers. The internet provides me with all the credible, well researched and unbiased information I could ever need.

Oh for the love of God. What has the world turned into?

#28 I hope for your sake that is just sarcasm.

@28 what you say has some meaning, but not in this case. There are doctors that know what they are talking about.

What indeed, 29, when people can't even recognize blatant sarcasm?

Hmm... the FML community seems to say otherwise

I disagree #22. The medical profession is not always an exact science and sometimes in order to figure out what is wrong you have to go through some trial and error. That is why it is called a practice. However, I really don't see why OP did not follow the doctor's advice in this situation. OP just went full retard.

#3 said "tend to", meaning "usually", implying "but not always". This covers your objections. Medicine is not an exact science and doctors don't know everything, but unless you've got medical training, its best to listen to their advice unless there's a really important reason not to.

And 40% of all people in hospitals across the nation are suffering from iatrogenic conditions. Not all doctors are right on their money.

Yes, exactly, she can be glad that the only thing that happend was making an ass out of herself/himself to some tourists. Very dangerous behavior..

Not to mention the fact, #4, that, depending upon whether his medicine is a blood thinner, the alcohol could have caused his blood to thin beyond healthy standards, potentially causing multiple serious health problems.

it states that the meds are painkillers, which carries a lot of risks and depending on the pain killer can add extra strain on the liver. I sincerely hope that op wasn't stupid enough to drive after this too.

He could of said he was Max Payne and tried to jump off his house trying to get bullets time to work!

Perhaps his name is such because he has now learned his lesson on that topic...?

Perhaps he was talked into drinking by friends? When I was recovering from mono my doctor said no alcohol for a month, because my liver was still damaged. However this happened right before New Years, and my friends managed to convince me to have a couple drinks with them during the countdown. Luckily my liver was resilient, but looking back it was a pretty dumb thing to do.

It's always the friends' fault!! Remember these words of wisdom.