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I have recently had my spleen removed and diagnosed with a rare blood disorder called hlh, can i still eat red meat and drink?
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Habit: Yes, you can still eat red meat - just in moderation. No, i would not advice you to drink- not only because of the hlh but also because drinking alcohol is a bad habit to do- just like smoking.
Answered 7/16/2013
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