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Diabetes and Drinking Alcohol
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For most people with diabetes, having a drink is okay - as long as you don't have other health reasons to avoid alcohol. However, be sure to take precautions and talk to your doctor. Don't drink on an empty stomach, mix alcohol with exercise, or combine diabetes medications with alcohol.

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