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Do AD's make you more susceptible to alcohol » anxiousgrrrl

Posted by jane d on September 21, 2002, at 22:25:26

In reply to Re: Will a night of drinking interfere with my AD, posted by anxiousgrrrl on September 21, 2002, at 10:47:30

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> > Different people react differently. I've gone out drinking on SSRI's but didn't have quite that many. One thing I noticed was that I got drunk faster.
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> Jane,
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> If you were limiting your drinking generally, then go out and have a few drinks, getting drunk faster would be better explained by your reduced tolerance, not any potential SSRI interaction.
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> If, for any reason, you stop drinking for a few months (or drink very little), and then go out and have a few drinks, you're going to feel it a lot sooner, just because of the tolerance issue.

Anxiousgrrl,

I'm aware of that and took it into account when I said that I thought the AD's had an effect on my tolerance. Obviously, since tolerance can change for many reasons, I'm not absolutely sure it was the medication, but I think that's the most likely cause. Since getting much drunker than you planned on is dangerous and it's easy to prevent if you know it MIGHT happen I think it's worth mentioning.

Jane


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