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We often use drug interaction checkers for our Rxs, but I don’t just have RRMS that I’m managing so I need to worry about all of the other medications, as well, and how they will interact with alternative medicinal solutions that I choose.

December 14, 2025
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Contact your doctor first but there's a website called drugs.com that's super helpful.

DONT TAKE OVER THE COUNTER THINGS WITHOUT ASKING YOUR NEUROLOGIST FIRST. Our meds are super strong and it can mess you up if them with the wrong stuff

December 27, 2025
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Is there a way to check for possible interactions between current prescription medications and cannabis?

The best approach is to talk directly with your doctor or pharmacist about potential interactions between cannabis and your current medications. While drug interaction checkers exist for prescription medications, they Show Full Answer

Is there a way to check for possible interactions between current prescription medications and cannabis?

The best approach is to talk directly with your doctor or pharmacist about potential interactions between cannabis and your current medications. While drug interaction checkers exist for prescription medications, they may not comprehensively cover cannabis interactions.

Cannabis can negatively affect how some drugs work. Medications that may interact with marijuana include:

* SSRI antidepressants
* Blood thinners or anticoagulants
* Protease inhibitors (used to treat viral infections)
* CNS depressants (used for anxiety, seizures, and insomnia)
* Anesthesia used for surgery

Your pharmacist can help determine safe approaches and identify potential drug interactions that could cause health problems. Since you're managing multiple medications beyond your RRMS treatment, having this conversation becomes even more important.

Always consult your doctor and get medical advice before adding cannabis or any alternative treatment to your routine. They can review your complete medication list and help you understand the risks specific to your situation.

December 14, 2025

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