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Flase-positive results on the EtG test for alcohol

I have Schizoaffective Disorder, and my Doctor told me I could have a few beers here and there and it would not hurt anything, but around Christmas I got pulled over for doing one of those "rolling stop" things coming home. They said I didn't act drunk and were going to let me go home, if I could call someone to come and drive me home; but, my Mom was asleep and did not hear the phone when I called. They asked if I would come in and do a blood alchohol test, and I was just barely over the legal limit, so now I have a one year probation with no alcohol that may be consumed at all.

I am concerned because I take some pretty heavy meds like Risperdal (a psychoactive drug), and Valproic Acid, and Clonazepam and Doxepin. All these are legal and prescribed to me for my condition. Don't know if Texas looks for EtG or what test they yse, but wondering if any of my meds might be able to produce a false-positive on their tests. Would anyone know?

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Your doctor told you it was okay to drink? NO it is NOT okay to drink on these meds.

How often to you take the Risperdal? And in what form? PO, PRN, IM? Daily, weekly, bi-weekly?
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Valproic Acid,
You take this for what?

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Clonazepam
Otherwise known as Klonopin, to help you sleep or to relax?

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Doxepin.

Also known as Sinequan. This is a trycylic antidepressant.

You should not be drinking ANY alcohol on ANY of these meds.

If you would prefer, PM me and we can "talk."
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