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Drug Interaction Guides

The combinations emergency doctors see most often: party drugs with alcohol, with antidepressants and with each other.

Interactions
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MDMA and SSRI Risks

If you take an SSRI antidepressant and are considering using MDMA, know that the two drugs interact at the serotonin system. The main risk is that SSRIs can blunt MDMA’s effects, but that…

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Cocaethylene: Cocaine Plus Alcohol

Dangerous heart risks come from mixing cocaine and alcohol; in the liver, ethanol and cocaine form cocaethylene, a metabolite that poses special risks to the heart.

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Mixing Alcohol and Depressants

Mixing alcohol with GHB (specifically gamma-hydroxybutyrate) or ketamine is an extraordinarily dangerous combination, causing extreme sedation, respiratory depression, and a high risk of…

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If someone is in danger right now

Unresponsive, breathing slowly or noisily, overheating, having a seizure or chest pain: do not wait for it to pass.