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Is it safe to have a glass of wine after stomach Botox injection?

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A.A.TSep 12, 2017

Hello, Last month I had stomach Botox injection procedure. I do have daily injection at home Saxenda. My question is safe to have a glass of wine? Won't give any side effects? Thanks Lilly

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