Whether the patient can drink alcohol after removing stitches depends on the recovery of the patient's wound. After the stitches are removed from the wound, there is generally no special requirement for diet. If the wound heals well at this time and no other drugs are taken orally, you can generally drink alcohol. However, if the wound has not healed yet, it is necessary to avoid spicy food and alcohol, otherwise it may lead to inflammation and infection of the wound, which is not good for wound healing. Patients are advised to eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, keep the wound clean and dry, and avoid contact with water and drinking alcohol to avoid infection. As can be seen from the above, in the case of incomplete healing of the wound, even if the stitches have been removed, the patient can't drink alcohol. If the wound has completely healed, you can drink alcohol in moderation after removing the stitches.

Under normal circumstances, you can live a normal life one week after the stitches are removed, and drinking doesn't matter much. Patients are advised to control their alcohol consumption and drink as little as possible. There is also a kind of person who will feel the wound congestion, swelling and pain. This is related to personal physique. Pay attention in daily life: don't eat spicy and greasy food, but eat light and digestible food; Drink plenty of water to avoid getting angry; Keep the wound dry and clean; Pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue, and avoid staying up late; In terms of diet, eat more foods rich in high protein and nutrition, strengthen nutrition and enhance the body's immunity. If you feel unwell, it is recommended to go to the local regular hospital for examination in time.