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I took cvs brand allergy pill 10mg loratadine. can i have alcohol now?
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No: Better no, even if the loratadine doesn't sedate you, the combination is potentially harmful, causing additive CNS depression, you didn't mention how much alcohol too, take care
Answered 4/17/2016
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