Alcohol and Xanax are central nervous system depressants, known as cns depressants. They both slow brain activity. Consuming alcohol while you are taking Xanax Can increase the risk of serious reactions. Physicians do not recommended you drink alcohol while on Xanax.
You may also be more sensitive to the effects of alcohol if you are taking Xanax. You may not be able to safely drink as much alcohol as you are used to drinking in the past. The effects of alcohol Can be enhanced
Xanax and Alcohol Side Effects
Drinking alcohol while taking Xanax may increase your risk of certain the Side Effects of Xanax, such as:
- Dizziness
- Problems with coordination
- Memory problems.
- Drowsiness
- Unusual behavior
- slurred speech
Xanax and Alcohol can also slow both the heart rate and breathing, which may cause you to pass out or have difficulty breathing — and may even lead to death.