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I am taking a maoi. how long after getting off of it can i start to drink beer?
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A week: I would wait at least a week to make sure the drug is cleared completely from your bloodstream. Keep in mind, though, that alcohol is a depressant. Since i assume you are taking the maoi for depression, you may not wish to compound or relapse the problem with alcohol.
Answered 10/3/2016
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