Lethal overdoses could take place when the mixed substances are taken in an amount that suppresses the body’s normal functions resulting in decreased alertness, breathing and cognitive processes in general. Developing parasomnia, a type of sleep disorder that includes peculiar behaviours such as sleep-walking, sleep-eating, sleep-driving and other dangerous sleep-related activities could also be observed while under the influence of both substances although it rarely happens. It becomes even more dangerous when basic day-to-day activities such as driving, walking and swimming get difficult and potentially result in injuries and accidents owing to an impaired judgment and coordination.
There is a link noted by researchers between chronic alcohol abuse and persistent sleep problems. People usually rapidly develop alcohol tolerance and as a result they tend to drink more as a way to feel tired and sleepy. Sleep difficulties like Insomnia is a common complaint from people diagnosed with alcohol use disorder.