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had a heart attack Tuesday at the age of 59 year old female received one stent in rca medicines making me tired and hot is this normal and I like to have a few cocktails on the weekends is this okay and how soon ? I am a active person and do not feel my age or look it
My opinion is that you should do a full recovery which is 2-6 weeks. These may be some mild side effects that any medication has the probability to exert. You should take your therapy regularly. As about the alcohol consumption, you are allowed to take the allowed daily dosage, which is up to 30 g ethanol/day (e.g. two beers, a glass of wine). I recommend that you perform a stress test 1, 3 and 6 months after the stent replacement, and an echocardiogram 3-6 months after discharge.
Take care. I wish you a good health
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Is Alcohol Consumption Safe After A Heart Attack?
Hi. Thank you for asking us. My opinion is that you should do a full recovery which is 2-6 weeks. These may be some mild side effects that any medication has the probability to exert. You should take your therapy regularly. As about the alcohol consumption, you are allowed to take the allowed daily dosage, which is up to 30 g ethanol/day (e.g. two beers, a glass of wine). I recommend that you perform a stress test 1, 3 and 6 months after the stent replacement, and an echocardiogram 3-6 months after discharge. Take care. I wish you a good health