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Can I drink whisky limited at fatty live

2024-11-10 16:14:50
Can I drink whisky limited at fatty live check my report at attachment please advise me thank you so much
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As your liver functions are not good. Its nlt advisable to consume any forms of alcohol

Answered2024-11-12 09:25:50

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