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Is There Interaction Between Alcohol, Klonopin And Zoloft?
Question: I am prescribed 3 mg of klonopin a day and 150 mg of zoloft. I work the night shift last night and have been up since 9pm yesterday so I could gold today. I took 2 mg of Klonopin yesterday evening at around 9 pm. Then 1 mg at 530 am this morning then half a mg at around 9 am. I went golfing with mynfayher in law this morning at around 930 am and had one beer at noon (3 and a half hours ago). Is that combination gonna kill me today? Am I at risk of death today? I am 30 Year Old XXXX
Brief Answer:
it dosent look to be dangerous. please dont drive but.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to health care magic!
I have read your question and can see that you have taken klonopin along with zoloft and beer.
You are worried that if it is dangerous for you?
I would like to tell you that it dosent look fatal or dangerous.
However, the fear that you are having is due to the anxiety problem that you have.
The best treatment, apart from medicine, in treating psychiatric illnesses is to have a good night time sleep.
Try to sleep in-time unless it is absolutely necessary. Avoid shift working in long run for healthy mind and body.
And as you have taken klonopin and beer as well, you should not drive (to be on the safer side).
Wish you good luck.
Please ask more questions for clarification.
Dr. Manisha Gopal
MD Neuropsychiatry
it dosent look to be dangerous. please dont drive but.
Detailed Answer:
Hello and welcome to health care magic!
I have read your question and can see that you have taken klonopin along with zoloft and beer.
You are worried that if it is dangerous for you?
I would like to tell you that it dosent look fatal or dangerous.
However, the fear that you are having is due to the anxiety problem that you have.
The best treatment, apart from medicine, in treating psychiatric illnesses is to have a good night time sleep.
Try to sleep in-time unless it is absolutely necessary. Avoid shift working in long run for healthy mind and body.
And as you have taken klonopin and beer as well, you should not drive (to be on the safer side).
Wish you good luck.
Please ask more questions for clarification.
Dr. Manisha Gopal
MD Neuropsychiatry
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