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What are the health risks of taking a 50mg sleeping pill while drunk/drinking?
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Over sedation: If you take a sleeping pill in addition to excessive alcohol, you could become oversedated. Some combinations could lead to confusion or trouble breathing.
Answered 4/12/2015
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