You might want to read it all again. I said be very careful about alcohol. It can definitely mess with heart electricity. My doc has told me not to drink at all--or no more than one glass. So the answer there is I wouldn't drink much, if at all, at least until you ask about that. Just so it's clear, I suggested it'd be wise to be very wary about using cannabis, too, until you tell your doc. I know you're a kid and you have parents who are anti-pot, but if you're a teenager and if laws in Canada are like they are here, your doc can't tell them. It'll just be between you and him.
birdgirl73 Reviewed by birdgirl73 on . EKG and Pot My husband (46 yrs old), has a very low pulse rate (38-45) (His normal is around 55-65) and is going through a battery of tests. Yesterday he had a sonogram of his heart, and was then fitted with a testing device simular to EKG to wear for 24 hours. He is supposed to keep a diary of goings on for the Drs to compare to the EKG. We have argued this because he thinks it won't matter. But if they are looking at the test results and see weird things going on for every time he smokes, and he Rating: 5