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Mixing Adderall and alcohol together can cause dangerous side effects. The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper can help.

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Mixing Adderall and alcohol can cause dangerous drug interactions. You should not drink alcohol while on Adderall for several reasons Adderall may mask the effects of alcohol, causing you to drink more, A higher risk of developing an alcohol addiction if you have ADHD, A higher risk of side effects from mixing the substances.

Mixing Adderall and alcohol can cause cardiovascular side effects that include increased heart rate, chest pain and changes in blood pressure.

Up to 43% of people with ADHD can develop an alcohol use disorder. Alcohol addiction alongside ADHD can lead to complications like, avoiding loved ones and social activities, rapid behavioral changes, risky behaviors, extreme changes in mood and suicidal thoughts.
Adderall can stay in your system for up to 14 hours.

Your doctor is the best person to tell you when you can drink after taking Adderall.

Alcohol and Adderall addiction can be hard to overcome on your own. The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper can help. Call our Recovery Advocates today and start your recovery journey at 855-239-9898.

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