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Depends on the medication you are on. Blood thinners and betablockers can affect the body's tolerance for alcohol and cigarettes I think, and the latter is a risk factor for AF. My dad's suffered from it for years and does still drink, although in smaller quantities than prior to his diagnosis. Cigarettes I'm not so sure about.
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