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A member asked:
How soon can i drink alcohol -normally after chalazion removal surgery (eyelid)?
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The next day: Assuming that the procedure was simply to remove a chalazion with no complications, then you can imbibe the next day. However if the need to drink is so strong that you are counting the days, you might consider whether you control the alcohol or it controls you.
Answered 6/15/2017
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