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Drugs and Grapefruit

Drugs when taken together with grapefruit may result to undesirable drug interactions. Grapefruit contains ‘naringin’ which affect drug absorption and inhibit the CYP3A4 enzyme in the small intestines. Patients taking cyclosporine are advised not to take grapefruit juice.

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Is Lexapro affected by grapefruit?

There have been no studies for done on the effects of grapefruit on Lexapro in specific, but grapefruit has been shown to have adverse effects on the absorption of many medications. It could possibly increase the frequency and magnitude of side-effects, or it could just negate the medication's actions. It is a good idea to not eat grapefruit while on any medication. If you must eat it, however, then at least wait a few hours after taking Lexapro to have some.

How long does it take to huff markers to get high?

It depends... I normally huff each marker until I can't smell it any more. I limit myself to six though and make sure it isn't toxic :)

Each marker is about 3-5 mins. Some of my friends have done up to like twenty, which I think is stupid. I only do it when I'm sad.

After about four markers my vision gets a bit blurry.

Why can you not eat grapefruit and take tegretol?

You should avoid eating grapefruit while taking Tegretol (carbamazepine) because grapefruit can inhibit certain liver enzymes, specifically CYP3A4, that are responsible for metabolizing the drug. This can lead to increased levels of Tegretol in the bloodstream, potentially resulting in heightened side effects or toxicity. It's important to maintain stable drug levels for effective treatment, so consulting with a healthcare provider about dietary restrictions is essential.

Can you eat straight after taking Pantoprazole?

Yes, you can eat straight after taking Pantoprazole. It is typically recommended to take the medication at least 30 minutes before a meal for optimal effectiveness in reducing stomach acid. However, there are no specific restrictions on eating immediately after taking the medication. Always follow your healthcare provider's instructions regarding its use.