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It can take up to six hours for alcohol to leave your bloodstream. That means you may feel soberer than you actually are, according to your blood alcohol content. Medical term: Your blood alcohol ...

How long alcohol stays in your system after having a drink depends on what you drink, how much you drink, and how fast your body metabolizes alcohol.

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