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Is it fine to drink 2 glasses of wine per evening without doing any liver damage?
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Depends.: It depends on your your sex, type of drink ( different drinks has different concentration of alcohol) and pre-existing liver problem. For female more than 2 drinks can cause liver damage in the long run. It may happen even with lower amount of drink if there is pre-existing liver problem.
Answered 4/24/2015
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