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Alcohol and Ovarian Cancer: What You Need to Know | Health and Fitness News
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When it comes to ovarian cancer, alcohol’s role is murky—but doctors lean toward caution. Avoiding booze, especially during treatment, helps prevent interference with meds, worsened side effects, and slowed healing. Heavy drinking may weaken immunity and hinder recovery, even if one drink won’t directly cause cancer to spread. Before surgery, cut out alcohol entirely—it can mess with anesthesia and increase bleeding risks. During chemo, alcohol strains your liver and amplifies fatigue, nausea, and nerve damage. After treatment, occasional sips might be okay with your oncologist’s approval, but moderation is key—and not everyone can handle it. Type of alcohol matters less than quantity; always consult your care team for personalized advice.
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