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My bf's stomach is getting big he drinks on weekends also he takes tablets for his seizures he mixes drinks with tablets on weekends is this dangerous?
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YES: mixing alcohol and medications, especially for seizures is dangerous and NOT advisable!
Answered 4/24/2016
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