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I work in a bar, drink 2-3 margaritas during shift. i know etoh+acetaminophen is very bad for my liver. is it worse to drink after taking sumatriptan
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2-3 margaritas: Once a day is all you should drink! Even then, drink only a little all day!
Answered 9/7/2016
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