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Is it okay to take alcoholic beverage the day before the medical exams?
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How many alcoholic: Beverages? If you are talking one drink, there should be no problem. The safe drinking limit for women is no more than 1/day, 7/week and never more than 3 on one occasion. If they are doing blood tests, use of alcohol may cause some problems with some of them, especially if they are testing for alcohol metabolites. Is alcohol that important to you? If so, consider getting advice about it.
Answered 4/5/2014
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