If consumed in large enough quantities (some have said over a quart daily), grapefruit juice contains some compounds which compete for the same enzyme pathways of metabolism in the liver as do cholesterol and many other meds. Many dietitians have therefore removed grapefruit juice from hospitals .
I dont think so, but why?????
"Meds" is short for medications. You hear this abbreviation in medical situations like hospitals, pharmacies, and doctors' offices. Here are some sentences.What meds are you taking?This patient is on way too many meds!We need to give her meds on time while she's in the hospital.He hasn't been taking his meds correctly.
Dextrometorphan should not be taken with Grapefruit as you will probably get hallucinations. Edit: If you are taking normal doses of dextrometorphan and you do not have a rare sensitivity to it (because of an enzyme in your liver, or lack thereof), then grapefruit will have no effect whatsoever. As a matter of fact the relation between eating grapefruit and the effectiveness of dextrometorphan has not been successfully demonstrated. The problem with grapefruit-drug interactions is that sulfur-compounds in grapefruit juice may affect the way many meds are metabolized in the liver. This involves many antihypertensive and cholesterol-lowering agents and should probably be avoided.
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You'll die
Your urine might smell while you are taking pain medication. This just depends on how your body handles them. If you are concerned, see a doctor.
Drinking alcohol with medication is NEVER a good idea. Ever.
I would think so. I did (while on bipolar and anxiety meds) with no side effects. Prenatal pills are vitamins and shouldn't have any effect on your other meds. However, I would consult your doctor or pharmicist to make sure. They can also tell you at what times (taking) your meds will be most effective for you.
There are lots of medications safe while breastfeeding. Call your local lactation consultant and have her check the meds before taking them
There is no mention of grapefruit on the label. It mentions orange juice. The only way that their would be grapefruit in it would be if it is classified under "natural flavors". Ask your doctor or pharmacist if it will interfere with your medications.
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Vit C is good for everything, but graprfruit interacts badly with many prescription meds. Ask you pharmacist or doc, whoever knows all the meds you take.