Alcohol should not normally be consumed for three months after laminectomy. Intervertebral foramenoscopy is to put an endoscope and surgical instruments into the cannula, view the abnormal tissues at the lesion site through the video, and use grasping forceps to clip the protruding and loose nucleus pulposus tissues in the intervertebral disc to reduce the pressure on the nerve root; sometimes it is necessary to do the ablation of the nucleus pulposus in the intervertebral disc and fibroplasty by using a special cutter head. In this process, there may be damage to the bone tissue around the intervertebral foramen, and the recovery of the bone tissue damage requires a certain amount of time, usually about three months, if you drink alcohol during this period may affect bone metabolism, which can easily lead to delayed healing of the bone, and in addition to drinking during the medication period will also reduce the efficacy of the drug, or even adverse drug reactions, so it is generally recommended that alcohol should not be consumed within three months. Therefore, it is generally recommended that alcohol should not be consumed within three months. After intervertebral foramenoscopy, treatment and rehabilitation should be in strict accordance with the doctor’s instructions, and how long it takes to drink alcohol should be based on the postoperative rehabilitation situation and the doctor’s advice.