0.5 mg Xanax and 1/2 bottle of wine and 4 beers. Pt takes Fluoxetine and Wellbutrin also.
Are there any long-term side effects of combination of alcohol and 0.5 mg single-dose xanax?
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- 1 Jun 2010 by millwbb
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- 20 Jun 2010
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- xanax, side effect, alcohol, wine
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Rajive Goel
2 Jun 2010
Both Xanax (alprazolam) and alcohol are central nervous system depressants (also known as CNS depressants), which means they can both slow the activity of the brain. Drinking alcohol while on Xanax may increase the risk of serious reactions. It is not recommended to drink alcohol while on Xanax. Additionally, people with mental illness are recommended to avoid alcohol.
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Anonymous
20 Jun 2010
I was an alcoholoci for 20 years and and anddict.. among many combinations i have tried xanax with booze ... fatal combination u must never mix both..I blacked out and did many horrible things, that I wont go into detail..it can be a fatal combination, the worse I have ever experienced ... so please do not do it again or try 4 the first time... its no fun ... trust me.plus the mixture of the other 2 is a time bomb!!! u can die
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