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Old 07-10-2010, 01:21 PM #3
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Hi:
I've had idiopathic PN for about a year. My neurologist said it is good to have only one drink per day. I was averaging about 7 drinks per week, but would typically have 2-3 drinks on Fri. and Sat.
Would it be best to abstain completely from alcohol since it is a toxic? What are your experiences?
-Stuart
Hi,

With CMT moderate consumption is O.K. However, we should be particularly mindful that alcohol affects balance and coordination. Over consumption is not recommended.
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