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Updated 1y ago

Alcohol and Propranolol: Side Effects?

Does anyone take propranolol and drink alcohol with it? Have you seen any side effects?

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One user mentioned that taking propranolol and drinking alcohol can make the effects of alcohol stronger for them.

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sarm

1y

I don't know if your supposed to but I have many times in the past. I don't drink now but I used to drink regularly. Just take it slow. I am on it for a migraine disorder 80mg
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Del

1y

thank you! My anxiety gets worse when I over think drinking, I’ve only had two drinks but just worry about it. I’m on 20mg for anxiety and high blood pressure.
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Blue__Panda__

1y

I have been told that propranolol increases the drunk effects of alcohol. (Dizzy, unable to walk, slurred speech, ect.)
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CozyVibez

1y

I drink with it conservatively or just drop it if I'm gonna have a few or more. Then I resume the next day
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HCG2021

1y

I take Propranolol 50mg. And like others said, be mindful and conservative. Don’t take at same time. Honestly if I have an evening where I know I will want to drink I won’t take it that day. But it is not my primary anxiety medication so I can miss a day without much issue.

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