can a bad reaction happen when penicillin is mixed with marijuana tokes?
477345
It is unlikely that marijuana will have an effect on the use of antibiotics. What does have an effect on antibiotics is alchahol. It is scientificaly proven that alchahol prohibits the effects of antibiotics. I have seen no studies that state marijuana inhibits antibiotics. This is not to say that ANY other drug use is O.K. while using antibiotics. Or any other time, for that matter.
886624
That is OK, as long as it is not heroin, morphine,  or medicinal marijuana. You will, of course, need to declare the contents.
626231
Yes, it's safe it's just another form of penicillin.  You will be fine!
273924
I dont know what antabuse of marijuana would be,but there is abuse.Abuse would be taking too much of it in one day.Just taking it once is bad.
95636
No way.  Even if some trace showed up, there are cut-off limits for a test to be considered a positive result.\n\nHair is another matter, but you didn't ask about that and no one does that unless they have a really good reason to.  The amount of THC in your system is negligible.  But if it will make you feel better, drink lots and lots of water and do a lot of exercise.
506791
it should be fine to mix spiriva with the nebulizer.\n\nYes pneumonia is contagious, but it is LESS contagious than most people think. The cold virus that started the cough in the first place is contagious. But the pneumonia part of the illness down in the lungs is far less contagious. People who are exposed to someone with pneumonia may catch the normal cough and cold symptoms of the virus, but usually don't progress to pneumonia. The formation of the pneumonia is not determined by the particular cold virus or bacteria that the person has, but rather by each person's susceptibility in their own lungs.
209008
Yes you can. It's pretty stupid to do so. Halucinations can happen when mixing copious amounts of alcohol with an antihistamine....... Robitussin is alcohol and antihistamine.
59902
That depends on what the allergic reaction was the time that you had penicillin and developed an allergic reaction. Penicillin allergies can vary from simple rashes to life-threatening anaphylaxis (shock). The type of allergy varies between people, so you have to know what you mean by when you tell someone that you have an allergy. If you previously had a rash with penicillin, then you'll probably have that again. If you previously had an episode of anaphylactic shock (and apparently survived), then you would probably have that again (and therefore should absolutely avoid the medicine).
235446
Are there short-term dangers of smoking marijuana?\nDiscomforts associated with smoking marijuana include dry mouth, dry eyes, increased heart rate and visible signs of intoxication such as bloodshot eyes and puffy eyelids. Other problems include:\n\nImpaired memory and ability to learn\nDifficulty thinking and problem solving\nAnxiety attacks or feelings of paranoia\nImpaired muscle coordination and judgment\nIncreased susceptibility to infections\nDangerous impairment of driving skills. Studies show that it impairs braking time, attention to traffic signals and other driving behaviors.\nCardiac problems for people with heart disease or high blood pressure, because marijuana increases the heart rate\nIt is virtually impossible to overdose from marijuana, which sets it apart from most drugs.\n\nAre there long-term consequences to smoking marijuana?\nRespiratory problems\nSomeone who smokes marijuana regularly can have many of the same respiratory problems as cigarette smokers. Persistent coughing, symptoms of bronchitis and more frequent chest colds are possible symptoms. There are over 400 chemicals that have been found in marijuana smoke. Benzyprene, a known human carcinogen, is present in marijuana smoke. Regardless of the THC content, the amount of tar inhaled by marijuana smokers and the level of carbon monoxide are 3 to 5 times higher than in cigarette smoke. This is most likely due to inhaling marijuana more deeply, holding the smoke in the lungs and because marijuana smoke is unfiltered.\n\nMemory and learning\nRecent research shows that regular marijuana use compromises the ability to learn and to remember information by impairing the ability to focus, sustain, and shift attention. One study also found that long-term use reduces the ability to organize and integrate complex information.\n\nIn addition, marijuana impairs short-term memory and decreases motivation to accomplish tasks, even after the high is over. In one study, even small doses impaired the ability to recall words from a list seen 20 minutes earlier.
336795
I don't think it's ever been proven.  It certainly has some negative effects on the brain though.  I know a lot of potheads that can't remember what they did yesterday. I heard the sperm count thing is a fact.  I think it depends on if a person a light user or heavy user.  Who knows though.  One thing that is absolutely known is that marijuana takes a toll on a person's lungs just like cigarettes do.
14214
I appreciate all the answers, but the fact is YES it can.  All drugs ( prescription, over the counter or street ) can cause ADVERSE REACTIONS in an individual.  I've known people who get hyper on pot and people who can fall asleep after doing a line of coke.  Individuals are just that INDIVIDUAL so a response would lie in that persons constitution.
697021
not really an answer but is there a chance he's put something in his nose, like vicks vapor rub?? if he's done this, he needs to see a doctor asap because it can cause respiratory problems if ingested.
1058016
Marijuana effects some of the very same receptor sites that are targeted by antidepressant medication (such as zoloft) in an antagonistic and unpredictable way.  So there is no way to know how the two together will react in your system since everyone is different.
773332
Marijuana or magic mushrooms
956390
My daughter had reaction to ampicillin and cannot have any penicillin. You may be sensitive too. Call your doctor.....that's their job!
81603
not sure if it is directly related to lung cancer as there have been no studies or real studies onthe direct coralation between the 2lots of things can cause lung cancer and many people that smoke marijuana usually smoke cigarettes so we cant say it does cause cancer but it does have some carcinogens.yes it does help reduce nausea and fever some nerve pain and other things
937473
well first of all the stuff u hear at school and from the government is \nnot true. pot is not dangerous, so i think it was laced with acid maybe or maybe even a large amount of pcp