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Have to cease alchohol . have consumed 10 to 12 ozs red wine daily for 10 years. should i expect withdrawal symptoms?
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I doubt it: A standard glass of wine is 4-5 oz. That means your are drinking only 2 glasses a night. That typically does not reach the level of consumption which would cause alcohol withdrawals.
Answered 10/4/2016
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