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I had a radiofrequency ablation to my heart in october of last year. can i drink alcohol?
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Probably yes: Depends upon why you had the ablation and what your specific problem was but probably yes - in moderation. Conditions where i would try to limit alcohol as much as possible would include af ablation or VT ablation.
Answered 2/16/2015
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