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Can you drink alcohol if you have internal bleeding, or will it cause everything to get worse?
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Alcohol int bleeding: Alcohol use is one of main cause of stomach ulcer. Ulcer can bleed to death. Alcohol also lengthen the bleeding time (longer time to stop bleeding by longer time to coagulate). Stop drinking! if it cause ulcer, it then also cause irreparable damages in other organs systems.
Answered 12/14/2016
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