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I take 125mg of acetazolamide twice a day for mountain sickness and will take another does tomorrow and that should be all the medicine i need. my question is when can i drink alcohol responsibly without any side effects?
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Acetazolamide (Diamond) doesn’t appear to have any interactions with alcohol.
Answered 3/17/2023
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