Can you take meloxicam while drinking alcohol

It's good that Doriana's being careful about not drinking alcohol while pregnant, but... what about the Sub-J she took?...

FYI, you can't fly for at least 8 hours after drinking any alcohol.

Although, I'm not exactly sure what the last comment was referring to, I can assure you that no pregnant women are drinking alcohol in this, or any of my other stories.

Someone didn't pay attention, she was not drinking alcohol! Read the words!

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FYI, you can't fly for at least 8 hours after drinking any alcohol.
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I don't know about other countries.
But in the USA (of which Hawaii is a part) the Federal law is 24 hours between drinking alcohol and piloting an aircraft.
That is not from the beginning of the drinking but from the end.

I would say that, as currently written - from what the reader has been allowed to see of Hamish, he has a drinking problem, well on his way to becoming an alcoholic if he doesn't do something soon. It may be the it was not the intention to write Hamish this way, but the signs are there. If you don't want him to have a drinking problem, then a little judicious rewriting may be in order at some point. Hamish can easily be cured of his drinking problem - just rewrite a few passages, and voila. Too bad it's not that easy in the real world.
MJ - I'd say if you know a lot of people who drink even more than Hamish, then you know a fair few folk with drinking problems. They may even be high-functioning alcoholics.
The following is from The Mayo Clinic in the U.S., a highly regarded medical institution in the U.S.:
If you've ever wondered whether your drinking crosses the line into problem drinking or alcoholism, ask yourself these questions:
If you're a man, do you ever have five or more drinks in a day?
If you're a woman, do you ever have four or more drinks in a day?
Do you ever need a drink to get you started in the morning?
Do you feel guilty about your drinking?
Do you think you need to cut back on how much you drink?
Are you annoyed when other people comment on or criticize your drinking habits?
If you answered yes to even one of these questions, you may have a problem with alcohol.
Another source:
Common signs and symptoms of alcohol abuse include: Using alcohol in situations where it’s physically dangerous, such as drinking and driving, operating machinery while intoxicated, or mixing alcohol with prescription medication against doctor’s orders. (I would include engaging in BDSM play as a situation where it's physically dangerous to use alcohol.)