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Is drinking alcohol good for wounds?
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No: In moderation it won't hurt but wont help. A heavy drinker will skip important nutrients and that would be detrimental to healing.
Answered 2/1/2018
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No: No - because a lot of times it interferes with taking anti-biotics for example.
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