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Will drinking alcohol affect the healing of a petechiae rash on your face?
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No: Drinking alcohol isn't going to help with a rash.
Answered 4/14/2013
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It could: It could, especially if you drink too much. One or two standard size drinks is probably ok, but more could be a problem. Standard size is 12 oz beer, 4-6 oz wine or 1-1.5 oz liquor.
Answered 7/15/2017
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