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I had a hernia repair and appendix removal 11 days ago,can i have a beer?
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Can I have a beer? : Discuss with your Dr who knows you. If you are an alcoholic I would say no. Also a beer can vary from 1/2 cup to a liter or more. What is your definition of a beer? Then I can answer better.
Answered 9/12/2020
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