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So I follow this group so much. But I see so many questions about mixing with alcohol and I want to head a warning as someone who did it to an extreme! Yes you might be fine with 1-2 drinks but the thing is after those 1-2 drinks you might want more. I was on a 9 day bender with high amounts of gabapentin and copious amounts of alcohol. Only 9 What might happen if I mix gabapentin with alcohol? Mixing gabapentin with alcohol can intensify the side effects of both substances. This means you might feel extremely sleepy, dizzy, or might have trouble with normal thinking and motor coordination. Okay so I’ve been taking 300mg of gabapentin every 30 mins for the past like 5 hours, so I’ve taken probably about 4,500mg. Would it be safe to have any alcohol with it? I’ve heard and read that they are really nice together, but I’ve also heard and read that it can be really dangerous to mix them. Mixing alcohol and gabapentin, is that okay? No, it is not: Both are central nervous system depressants. They can both suppress the breathing centers in your brain. You could get super drunk, uncoordinated, black out, pass out, or stop breathing with the combo. Gabapentin is prescribed to aid against alcohol withdrawal anxiety, while the alcohol hangovers (withdrawals) create the anxiety to begin with. More importantly, talk to a doctor and be completely honest about your habit, they will set you on the right track to stop. I've heard it's dangerous mixing gabapentin with alcohol. I've a bottles dxm mirtazapine. "The oral bioavailability of gabapentin is approximately 80% at 100 mg administered three times daily once every 8 hours, but decreases to 60% at 300 mg, 47% at 400 mg, 34% at 800 mg, 33% at 1,200 mg, and 27% at 1,600 mg, all with the same dosing schedule. I just drank a bit of alcohol because I wanted a little bit more and so far it seems to be mixing quite well. Beautiful combo IMO. comment sorted by Best Top New Controversial Q&A Add a Comment Gabapentin has a half-life of about six hours, so one dose is mostly gone by dinner time. That pattern reduces the interaction of gabapentin and alcohol. The six-hour half-life explains why you should take it three times a day - keeps a more level amount in your blood over time. Alcohol multiplies dissociation. Think: your arms feel like they're flanging around uncontrollably but they're still. Or you'll be sitting on the couch and all of a sudden you feel like you're rotating and spinning and there's a fuzzy pressure in your body and face, maybe a little impending doom (too much alcohol, with minimal dxm). Gabapentin doesn’t work on the same receptors as alcohol. Gabapentin work on VDCC while alcohols major effect is on GABA-A receptors. So it’s not a matter of potency. Combining the two often results in getting significantly more drunk. In my experience, and as many others have rightfully claimed, it makes drinks feel 3-4x more potent. Someone who would be only slight drunk at 2 drinks could now be absolutely trashed. Gabapentin carries a significant risk when mixed with alcohol. Both substances act as depressants, and their combined effects can lead to serious health complications. It's crucial to understand the dangers and potential consequences of combining these substances to make informed decisions about your health and well-being. GABAGoodness is devoted to the discussion of all GABAergics, Gabapentnoids and VDCC inhibitors such as Pregabalin, Gabapentin, Phenibut, Carisoprodol, GHB, Benzodiazepines, Barbiturates, and more! This is a great place to ask general or recreational questions, get harm reduction advice, or share your experience with withdrawal syndromes. Crippling Alcoholism is a group for people who accept their lifestyle choice and don't want to be interrupted by underage, weekend-warriors posting about puking at the beer pong tournament they had when Ricky C's parents went to Aruba last summer. Here is an alternate look at the Kratom Alcohol combo. What Happens When You Mix Kratom and Alcohol? Many people already know that you shouldn’t mix drugs and alcohol, but unfortunately, this doesn’t stop countless users from doing it. This potentially deadly combination lands thousands of people in emergency rooms every year. Even in my heaviest drug use days id avoid mixing them, two heavy downers that can stop you breathing real easy. Or you choke on your own vomit. One or 2 drinks is fine after that I wouldn't, id rather drink heavy for a night and have the opiates for the next morning I've tried 2grams of a green strain, I believe it was green hulu kappus, an hour later I started drinking beer. It was a good mix especially after 1 or 2 beers. Sometimes 2 beers might be the max or I'll get really dizzy. I feel like alcohol intensifies the feeling. Either way I hardly drink, but when I do drink than it'll be a really dark beer. It’s weird because the original reason I was put on Gabapentin was to reduce my alcohol intake and help with any withdrawals. Dr prescribed 600mg 3x daily. At first, it immediately cut my drinking in half. I was still pouring drinks but it was taking me three times as long to finish them so it was a win! Many users share experiences on platforms like Reddit about mixing gabapentin with beer or other alcoholic beverages. These discussions often highlight dangerous interactions and adverse effects, reinforcing the risks of combining these substances. The risks of mixing gabapentin and alcohol include potential worsening of alcohol-associated side effects including dizziness, headache, drowsiness, and difficulties with coordination. 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