Question about meniscus and alcohol
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I had meniscus and ACL repair surgery nearly 1.5 month ago, I was told not to take alcohol for 3 - 6 month, How important is it to take this advice into consideration? )) someone who has done this surgery what was the alcohol restriction time? New year is coming so I thought I would give it a shot.
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lyn32416 NikoBuzz
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I used to teeter on my high heels, and to sometimes fall over after a few wines. I don't drink. Maybe it's for the best?
jenny80029 lyn32416
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AlexandriaGizmo NikoBuzz
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lyn32416 AlexandriaGizmo
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AlexandriaGizmo lyn32416
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Thanks lyn, years of experience teaches you that if someone has taken years to become a certain profession then if they don't know the answers then I'm sure that 80% of the population aren't a good predictor of what can happen if you ignore there advice, I hope if you personally decide to have a drink at Christmas you stay on your bottom and restrict yourself to wearing very flat shoes
either way I'm sure you can enjoy yourself alcohol free, have a good one
lyn32416 AlexandriaGizmo
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jean04276 NikoBuzz
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Oldfatguy1 NikoBuzz
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I'm surprised this advice was offered without an explanation but he must feel there is legimate concern or he wouldn't have included it in his instructions. Alcohol can weaken the system, act as a depressant and / or make medications react differently. Not worth taking a chance if he said no.
CHICO_MARX NikoBuzz
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I've never heard of this except in connection with the prescribed medication...which is ALWAYS dangerous. I had four knee scopes over a number of years to do repairs and was never told this. ALWAYS check alcohol restrictions with any meds you're taking. Other than that, I've never heard of alcohol restrictions for a knee op.
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