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Q: Prozac mixing drugs side effects
asked by: eyesandlies on April 4th, 2008
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I am starting Prozac, I am curious the effectual results of mixing one 20mg a day with:
-Valium
-Adderall
-Marijuana
-Alcohol
-Caffeine
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CarolDiane
replied on April 6th, 2008
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Now the -Marijuana, I can see no biggie. Not that I am for it by any means. But, the rest. Well, you should only take what you doctor perscribes. Because they are the ones that know the interatcions and componients in these drugs and how they will react with each other. If you are doing this one your own, well all I can say is, Not a good cocktail not being under supervision.
ALL drugs have side effects. The point is weather you are one of the satistical ones that will show up with any.

Good Luck
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BullZye
replied on April 28th, 2008
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Valium might make you feel better since its anti-anxiety and Prozac is too, combining them might give a greater effect than taking just Valium alone.

I'm not sure about Adderall but you might crash harder.

For me personally, weed was a lot more intense on Prozac but it might affect you differently.

Alcohol is a big creeper on Prozac... You can keep drinking and drinking and feel fine, but then it hits you all at once like a sack of bricks. Watch your alcohol consumption til you find a good amount you can handle while on Prozac.

I don't know about caffeine, it was pretty much the same on Prozac.
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