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When after a concussion can i consume alcohol without any risks?
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Alcohol Concussion: I would avoid alcohol consumption until all symptoms of the concussion are gone. Headaches, short term memory loss, concentration difficulties, dizziness and vision problems are common with a concussion.
Answered 3/8/2018
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