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I took an antihistamine 12 hours ago for an allergy, can i drink alcohol now?
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after 12 hours it is fine to have a drink. Most antihistamines are cleared from your body, unless they are the long acting, either way there should be no problem with the two interacting.
Answered 6/10/2021
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