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Can you drink alcohol when you have a water infection?
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I am not sure: What you mean by a water infection. Is this a bladder infection? If so i would say it will not affect the outcome of treatment as long as you are not getting worse or it hasn't moved into the kidneys, in which case you would be quite ill. Gd luck.
Answered 2/4/2016
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