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Can you have some beer or 2 while on tegretol (200mg daily)?
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Usually OK: In most cases, a person can consume small amounts of alcohol while taking tegretol, without significant risks, but need to make sure that there are no liver adverse effects from the tegretol first, and also check with your doc to be sure your blood levels are correct.
Answered 10/3/2016
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