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Is it dangerous to mix alcohol with the drug toprol (metoprolol)?
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Yes: Mixing drugs and alcohol is dangerous and never is a good idea. Alcohol might add to drowsiness that you might experience while taking this medication. In some cases, alcohol might decrease the effectiveness of medication. Rule of thumb: don't mix medicine and alcohol -- it's safer that way.
Answered 7/8/2018
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