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Im going to a party next monday but have a fasting blood test at 9:50 am the next day. can i still go to the party and drink alcohol?
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You may have to...: ...deal with the consequences (insurance, work, recommendation for further testing, medical uncertainty) if your next-day lab results prove abnormal. It's your decision whether to take that chance and enjoy alcohol at your party, or reduce the risk and enjoy a non-alcoholic beverage instead.
Answered 7/20/2020
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