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Whenever you're taking two drugs at the same time, there may be interactions. This is true even when one of them is a food supplement that you bought at a health food store, and also true when one of them is marijuana. When two drugs interact, there may be additional side effects, or the effect of one of the drugs might be decreased -- or increased.
Tell the Doctor Who prescribed the cephalexin that you sometimes smoke weed, and ask whether it will interact with the cephalexin.
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Can you smoke marijuana while taking robaxin?
yes you can
Is it OK to smoke marijuana while taking oxandrolone?
no
Can you smoke marijuana while taking mifeprex?
i hope so
Is it bad to smoke marijuana while taking Monistat 7 for my yeast infection yes or no?
It bad to smoke marijuana - simple!
Can you smoke marijuana while taking Tami-flu?
yes, did it last night
Can you smoke marijuana while having poison sumac?
The question is not can you smoke marijuana while having poison sumac, but WHY are you asking if you can smoke marijuana while having poison sumac? That is the question.
Can you smoke weed while taking lustral 50mg for depression?
You can, but remember that marijuana is a DEPRESSANT, and will be countering the effects of your antidepressant.
Is it ok to drink while taking ceftin?
Ceftin is a broad-spectrum antibiotic and should not have any untoward reaction with alcohol (ETOH) as long as the ETOH is consumed in moderation.
What causes women to smoke marijuana while pregnant?
Nobody knows what causes women to smoke marijuana while they are pregnant.
Can you smoke marijuana while taking sulfa drugs for kidney infection?
Marijuana is actually bad for your kidneys... So if you have a kidney infection, I would leave the marijuana and your kidneys be. Let you kidneys heal.
Is it bad to smoke marijuana while taking ratio-lenoltec?
I don't see the correlation, some research should answer that one.
Can you smoke marijuana while taking a medoral dose pack?
You should avoid marijuana when taking medications. Marijuana forces the heart to beat faster, pumping blood around your body quicker. This means medication isn't absorbed as well as it should be.
