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Can i drink beer after tonsillectomy? it's been 2 weeks after the surgery and not taling any painkillers
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Yes: Should not be any concern related to your recent surgery, though ETOH does slow down the healing process.surgery and alcohol - WRHA www.wrha.mb.ca › files › ClientEd-HealthLifestyles-SurgeryAlcohol
Answered 12/14/2019
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