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S Celepra and alcohol
I have been taking S Celepra 10mg for 2 weeks in the mornings now. I read it is not advisable to take alcohol with the medicine. But i wanna know if i shouldn't take alcohol at all? If i take the medicine in the morning and alcohol in the evening? Or miss a dose for a day and take alcohol? What will happen if i drink? Can i use weed? I am also taking Clonazepam tabs 0.5 at night.
I want to know if i can drink or smoke weed during this medication. If yes, what should be the time gap between medicine and alcohol?
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It is not advisable to take alcohol or use weed along with psychotropic drugs. So its preferable that you don't use it. If you take alcohol along with medication (even with ĺong gap between ) 2 things can happen. Either your intoxication will be very high or medication won't be effective enough.
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No. You should avoid alcohol and weed as much as you can.
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