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Took 1 sudafed can i drink alcohol?
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Generally yes: But how much alcohol are you talking about. Sudafed is relatively without side effects, but it can elevate blood pressure, as can alcohol too. However, if you are using a decongestant because you have a cold, alcohol is not necessarily the best thing when you are fighting any kind of infection. The safe drinking limit in women is no more than 1 standard drink per day, and less than 3 at 1 time.
Answered 1/5/2021
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