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Leopardspots1985

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Zoloft & Alcohol?? Posted: 08-03-05 23:19pm


I have been taking zoloft for about a year or so, and haven't drank anything during the whole time but I like to drink mixed drinks, is it ok to drink with zoloft and possibly get drunk? Without any harmful side effects. I am not a alcoholic I am only 20 but would like to drink every now and then without any harmful side effects.

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