Good morning, I would like to ask if it is safe to use ...

In the case of introducing medical marijuana into treatment, changes in the current treatment regimen will be necessary. A new treatment plan should be established with your doctor. By the way, I encourage you to read the article: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/artykuly/czy-przyjmowanie-kilku-lekow-jednoczesnie-jest-bezpieczne

@Mara - I know from my grandparents how doctors prescribe drugs - no one worries (even when one doctor prescribes a bag of drugs) that there are dangerous interactions - especially worth paying attention to proton pump inhibitors, which seem harmless (for the so-called hyperacidity / heartburn, "sheath" for the stomach) - there is a whole litany of side effects, including departures on the banya ;) - grandfather had "delusions" after this

TeHaCjusz, thanks for sharing your extensive knowledge! Damn, I can see that even without MM, current interactions can be dangerous. "Fortunately" it's not me taking them, it's for my dad whom I would like to help with chronic pain and reduce the doses of these nasty drugs in favor of something healthier and more natural (MM). I wrote to the clinic, we'll see...

Caution for other patients not only MM - people often mistakenly treat herbs as such something non-invasive, but it should be remembered that even such ordinary generally available herbs in combination with some drugs can really harm. For example: St. John's wort and God forbid valerian (valerian) interact with medications for depression, the combination of trazodone and ginkgo biloba can end in coma!!!! Therefore, each time you should read the leaflets, or ask the doctor if he knows - who, by the way, should inform the patient ;)

People are worried about medical marijuana, and doctors write light ones that interact with each other in very dangerous for life ;/ By the way, TRAMADOL (Poltram Combo Forte 750) is an opioid analgesic, so it can be replaced by MM Pregabalin at a dose of 75 is ok with MM ;) Generally, you can then go down with a dose of pregabalin ;) Neurovit has no contraindications with THC / CBD, because it is vitamins from group B Dulsevia - Duloxetine - here there may be a problem with raising the concentration of the drug in the blood, when using CBD, THC - this is very important to analyze with your doctor, maybe he will prescribe some other drug, by the way if you have a big depression it may be a problem, then it enters rather max dried with a balanced THC content to CBD Lacipil - a drug for hypertension, it is also worth consulting a doctor if you have big problems with pressure and circulatory system This is such a general statement that you know where to udeży and it is worth leaning over this dangerous combination of drugs that you take, because it can really end badly ;)

@Mara - if you have medicines from different doctors, you should definitely contact your doctor, where the drugs you take interact with each other in dangerous ways - dangerous to health and life!!! "You are taking medicines containing DULOXETINE and TRAMADOL. The use of both drugs at the same time increases the risk of side effects of tramadol. The concentration of serotonin in the brain also increases, which can cause a reaction called serotonin syndrome. If medicines have been prescribed by different doctors, consultation is necessary to determine whether these medicines can be used at the same time and, if so, whether there is a need to change the dosage recommendations. In the event that the medication was prescribed by the same doctor, follow his recommendations. If you experience vomiting, excessive sweating, high temperature, high blood pressure, seizures, agitation, hallucinations or other disturbing symptoms - contact your doctor immediately. " "You are taking medicines containing TRAMADOL and TIZANIDINE. At the time of simultaneous use of these drugs, excessive sedation, drowsiness, dizziness, difficulty concentrating and performing the intended movements may occur. There is also a risk of serious breathing disorders leading to coma and even life-threatening. If medicines have been prescribed by different doctors, consultation is necessary to determine whether these medicines can be used at the same time and, if so, whether there is a need to change the dosage. Inform your doctor about any alarming symptoms. In case of difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness - prompt medical attention is necessary. " " You are taking medicines containing PREGABALIN and TRAMADOL. During the simultaneous use of these drugs, you may experience excessive drowsiness, dizziness, difficulty concentrating and properly assessing the situation, as well as with making the intended movements. Constipation may also intensify. There is a risk of breathing disorders. If medicines have been prescribed by different doctors, a consultation is needed to determine whether these medicines can be used at the same time and, if so, whether there is a need to change the recommendations on how to give them. In the event that the medication was prescribed by the same doctor, follow the dosage regimen. Refrain from driving or using machines if you have difficulty concentrating. If these reactions worsen or experience other disturbing symptoms - contact your doctor. " "You are taking medicines containing TIZANIDINE and LACYDIPINE. The concomitant use of these medicines may result in an excessive decrease in blood pressure. If medicines have been prescribed by different doctors, consultation is necessary to determine whether these medicines can be used at the same time and, if so, whether there is a need to change the dosage. In the event that the medication was prescribed by the same doctor, follow his recommendations. Regularly check the value of blood pressure. If it is too low, dizziness, weakness, fainting or other disturbing symptoms - contact your doctor. "

Here is a nice database where you can check the interactions between substances - there is probably a limitation (I do not remember whether for those who are not logged in, or you have to pay) that you can not check more than 3 substances at the same time (it is best to look by the name of the active substance, because in the USA they may have other trade names): www[.] drugs[.] com/drug_interactions.html

This is an individual matter - this is decided by the MM doctor, always a drug that interferes with MM, which causes you side effects, you can reduce its dose or withdraw from therapy if MM brings you better therapeutic effects, but this is as I mentioned an individual matter, each patient reacts differently to therapy, and above all to a change in the type of dried herb. In general, it is recommended to start with dried balanced THC to CDB if you have never had contact with cannabis with THC ;)