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Got a concussion 4 months ago, dull headache (3/10 severity) ever since. if i drink this weekend, will i sustain any permanent cognitive brain damage?
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Moderation is key: Drinking is never advisable. Moderation is key. For male, 2 drinks and female 1 drink is okay.
Answered 10/29/2015
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