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A member asked:
I had inguinal hernia and undescend testicle surgery 3 weeks ago, can i drink alcohol now as i am still on my antibiotics???
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Not good idea: It would be best to wait unt you are off antibiotics and cleared by your doctor before you resume drinking alcohol.
Answered 11/10/2015
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