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Clonazepam after alcohol
Can i take clonazepam 0.5 mg which prescribed by doctor to me for reflux problem after drinking alcohol ? Means drinking alcohol then after 3 hours at sleeping time can i take clonazepam 0.5 ? I am regularly take alcohol 60 ml so i am thinking take this medicine or not ?
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Kindly discuss for your concern .
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It is not advisable to take clonazepam after consumption of alcohol
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No its absolutely unsafe withal alcohol consumption, gap of 6-8 hrs required.
Stop regular alcohol it is toxic to your health
Also its not used for reflux, there are other medications for reflux you can take. Can consult with me privately
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