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I suffered a minor concussion 9 days ago. my only lasting symptom was a minor headache which ceased about three days ago. can i drink tomorrow night?
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Wouldn't recommend: After a brain injury, it would be better to avoid alcohol and any other nervous system depressant for quite a while. Remember, it the only one your have or will ever get. Take care of it now. It has to last a life time! discuss this with your pcp, neurologist or ns who treated you.
Answered 12/5/2019
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