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blkrican

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Heart Disease Posted: 12-24-03 19:16pm


Is it ok to drink occasionally when youi have cardiomyophaty.

purple333

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Posted: 12-25-03 07:45am


I think the simple answer is no. But you really need to talk to your dr & discuss the effect of any alcohol not only on your cardiomiopathy but also in relation to its effect on any medications you are on.

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