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I am 18 and for 5 months i've gotten drunk 2 days every weekend. is that enough to cause brain damage?
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Alcohol brain damage: You are binge drinking. It is too early for your to develop brain damage but if you continue and begin to increase your drinking, you are courting future problems with your liver as well as brain.
Answered 9/7/2013
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