Do anti-depressants and alcohol have any interaction in the brain?

>>9145279
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>>9145279
Why are you trusting random faggots on the internet rather than a medical professional with years of training? If you're that worried about it, do the research or find another doctor and get a second opinion.

>>9145279
>implying that chemicals affect different parts of the brain
>implying that modern brain medication isn't a blunt weapon that works marginally better than a placebo and has tons of side effects
do you really think alcohol just goes and sits in its own fucking corner of the brain like a kid in timeout while the anti-depressants go and quietly do their jobs in their own little corner? Here's a hint; they don't. When you take medicine, it ends up in your bloodstream, which is then distributed to all of the parts of the brain because, spoiler alert, every part of your brain needs blood.
Jesus fuck, you must be retarded to believe her, and even more retarded to come here and ask us instead of researching yourself. Fuck the hell off.

Drop your hypochondria, the body is a messy thing. Nothing about it stays in one place and it's not supposed to. Alcohol kills brain cells, anti-depressants fuck up brain chemistry, make peace with it or stop taking them and make peace with the alternatives.

The key thing is that alcohol increase the rate at which the brain and the body absorb things into the system. For some medicine this is very very dangerous. For other medicine it's really not a big deal. If your anti-depressant says that it's OK to take with alcohol, then it probably is because everyone's afraid of being sued and always errs on the side of caution.

They do, a close friend of mine ending up in the hospital after drinking while taking Wellbutrin. Listen to your doctor though faggot why are you asking us

Both are poison eat herb

>>9147378

DUDE WEED LMAO

>>9145279
Depends on which one, it's a better idea just to drink much slower and see how you feel, and not to get black out drunk

>>9145279
*affect

>>9145279
Supposedly you get drunk faster on anti-depressants and the day after is much worse on your physical and emotional state of being. I take 100mg Zoloft, and I avoid drinking because it makes me anxious.