Is Teppy around? I have a medication question. The "Do not drink alcoholic beverages while taking this medicine" on my brand new bottle of Welbutrin - is that a "Don't cross the streams, it would be bad" kind of warning, or is really "A little once in a while won't kill you, but if we put that on a warning label we would end up getting sued by the family of some joker who defined 'a little' as four beers and a fifth of vodka" kind of warning?
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I am on the Welbutrin and drink quite frequently. Not that I'm advocating my bad behavior. It might be because of alcohol being a depressant.
I take Wellbutrin and drink cavalierly.
"A little once in a while won't kill you, but if we put that on a warning label we would end up getting sued by the family of some joker who defined 'a little' as four beers and a fifth of vodka" kind of warning?
Pretty much this.
It might be because of alcohol being a depressant.
And also this. I should note that I don't know this for certain, but I feel pretty confident in that guess.
To sum up: you should be fine.
WS, I think that warning is on every AD ever concocted. I personally take it as, drink with caution because there may be synergistic effects. So until you know how alcohol and Wellbutrin play together for you, take it very easy. And yes, alcohol is a depressant. If you're just asking whether you can have a glass of wine, you probably can. But IANAPharmacist.
Ok, thanks, that helps. So the bottle of whiskey I bought for sloshing a bit into mugs of hot cocoa and/or making the occasional hot toddy with, won't have to just sit there forlornly forever.
WS, I think that warning is on every AD ever concocted. I personally take it as, drink with caution because there may be synergistic effects. So until you know how alcohol and Wellbutrin play together for you, take it very easy. And yes, alcohol is a depressant. If you're just asking whether you can have a glass of wine, you probably can. But IANAPharmacist.
This has been my experience as well, and also you may feel more drunk with less alcohol than you used, so keep that in mind.
My doctor said that many ADs doubled the impact of booze, and to hold off on drinking until I knew how the meds alone affected me. Then I could add the alcohol back carefully.
also you may feel more drunk with less alcohol than you used, so keep that in mind.
This has been my experience. Celexa has made me even more of a lightweight.
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