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My daughter is taking ziprasidone, propranolol and paroxetine. she also smokes pot, likely on a daily basis. she has begun drinking 1500 ml of wine every day. i am very concerned about her. what are the potential health problems due to this?
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many-. Best is to convince her to see her doc or an addiction specialist. Wishing her well.
Answered 7/19/2023
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