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A member asked:
Can i have a glass or two of wine when on 50mg of sertraline and propanolol?
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Moderate risk: The meds already can interact to increase side effects of dizzy, drowsey, faint - even seizure risks. Each also reacts w/ alcohol in a similar way - so you might not feel very well or enjoy yourself. Talk w/ your doctor about it for your body issues. If you do try it, do it in a small way in a safe setting. I'd avoid it!
Answered 5/28/2016
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