Patients are generally not allowed to drink alcohol for three months after hip replacement, the exact time varies from person to person, and that time should be extended appropriately if the patient’s personal recovery is slow. Hip replacement refers to the fixation of an artificial prosthesis on normal bone to replace the diseased joint and rebuild the normal function of the hip joint. The recovery time for hip replacement surgery is about 2 to 3 months. Alcohol will cause capillary dilation, which may affect the metabolic blood circulation disorder around the femoral head, thus affecting the recovery of the condition, so drinking alcohol is not recommended during this period for better recovery. In addition to not drinking alcohol, during the recovery period, patients also need to pay attention to the wound condition to prevent infection, and usually take the initiative to perform the contraction and diastole of the lower limb muscles functional exercises. If any discomfort occurs during the recovery period, the patient should go to the hospital in time.