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Alcohol after core decompression

2022-07-30 10:11:33
I had core decompression done in both the sides of the hip for AVN induced by steroids. Can I consume alcohol occasionally like once in 3 months or 6 months. May be a couple of bottles of beer or 2-3 large whiskey?
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Alcoholism is one of the cause of AVN. U already have AVN which has been operated once but doesn’t guarantee any permanent cure. U might require THR in future. So in such a situation I think you should give up drinking even though the mentioned amount won’t cause any harm.
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For further information kindly consult online

Answered2022-07-30 10:16:36

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Consult your treating doctor Tks

Answered2022-07-31 01:07:21

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Stop even dreaming about alcohol Anyhow THR and revision THR after 20 years is waiting for you

Answered2022-07-30 12:19:48

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