Typically, patients are advised to refrain from drinking alcohol for a year after experiencing a gastric perforation and may drink alcohol in small amounts after a year. If the patient is experiencing gastric disorders such as binge drinking, peptic ulcer or gastric lymphoma, gastric cancer, etc., which may cause epigastric pain, sudden severe pain or symptoms such as nausea, vomiting or intestinal paralysis, then disorders such as gastric perforation may occur, which may be life-threatening if not treated in a timely manner. Gastric perforation surgery, on the other hand, is a surgical treatment method that involves repairing a simple perforation of the stomach or a complete ulcer surgery. After undergoing this surgery, the function of the stomach will be greatly impaired. Therefore, patients are advised not to consume alcohol within one year to avoid irritating the gastric mucosa, which may cause chronic gastritis or gastric ulcers and other diseases again. However, if the scar after gastric perforation surgery has healed, patients can drink alcohol in moderation when the stomach has fully recovered its normal function. After gastric perforation surgery, patients should pay attention to a balanced diet and nutrition, and do regular checkups to maintain a stable health condition.