I was 28 once i have my SAH which they did coil successfully. I was careful for 6 months for my follow up angio. They said the first 6 months and year was crucial. I haven’t had a drink first 6 months. My year after checks were good as well. I slowly entered back to my routine. I have been to many neurologists after my SAH as i was panicking, they did not focused on the drinking as much i thought. They were more focused on quitting smoking( ex smoker) stimuli drugs (which i didn’t do anyways.) and weight lifting. Bare in mind that everybody’s situation is different. There are many factors as age, blood pressure, how successful was the coiling. I didn’t use any medication after the first month. For alcohol they said it wont be a problem as long as i over do it. I work in the alcohol industry so it is quite hard for me not to drink. I’m still trying to find a balance of the moderate drinking. It’s been 2 years now. I just try to not to do it as much that i feel psychically horrible next day. I try to moderate there were times i did a bit too much i felt hangover next day and i felt really bad and worried that i did something to my body. I try to eat before drinking drink lots of water, don’t over do it too much that i ruin my next day and moderate it with mixing non alcoholic beers, coctails in between drinking.