I had my breast implants for almost 20 days and just wondering would that be harmful or would it cause a capsular contracture if I drink too much alcohol (Like I black out sometimes)? and also I'm on accolate as well! Thanks for answer :)
November 30, 2012
Answer: Recovery and Alcohol
Responsible drinking almost a month after a procedure should be okay, however, combining alcohol and medication is never a good mixture, especially if black-outs occur. It is not recommended that you combine Accolate and alcohol, especially if you are on pain medication.
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November 30, 2012
Answer: Recovery and Alcohol
Responsible drinking almost a month after a procedure should be okay, however, combining alcohol and medication is never a good mixture, especially if black-outs occur. It is not recommended that you combine Accolate and alcohol, especially if you are on pain medication.
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August 31, 2016
Answer: Don't drink alcohol with prescription medications
Don't drink alcohol while taking prescription medications. If you are off all of your prescriptions from surgery then a drink or two shouldn't be harmful but you should discuss this with your surgeon first. Getting drunk to the point of blacking out is unacceptable and dangerous and shows that your drinking it out of control. If this is the case you need professional help. Please check with your family, primary care doctor, your surgeon, or your local hospital/ER to get the advice needed to help with your problem. Best of luck.
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August 31, 2016
Answer: Don't drink alcohol with prescription medications
Don't drink alcohol while taking prescription medications. If you are off all of your prescriptions from surgery then a drink or two shouldn't be harmful but you should discuss this with your surgeon first. Getting drunk to the point of blacking out is unacceptable and dangerous and shows that your drinking it out of control. If this is the case you need professional help. Please check with your family, primary care doctor, your surgeon, or your local hospital/ER to get the advice needed to help with your problem. Best of luck.
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