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If i took a 3.75 clorozepate/tranxene 9 hours ago, can i drink alcohol?
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Best not to: Chlorazepate stays in your body for a long time. Alcohol may enhance its effect in an undesirable way. If you do drink, be aware that you may become intoxicated more quickly. Talk to the prescribing doctor.
Answered 11/16/2014
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