Medications and workout Negative Effects or Interactions

That’s sad I knew and said out loud all of them then they looked at me and they know

What is the name of the medicines book please you tell me very soon. Thanks.

This is a great video. I was looking for how they interacted: where in the body, why, train of events etc., but I found something almost as interesting

Wrong at 1:05. Any Serotonin Syndrome that could be dangerous to the patient only occurs when an SSRI or SRI drug is used in combination with an MAOI drug. Overdoses of SER releasers hardly ever hold up long enough. There are NUMEROUS serotonergic (serotonin-modifying) drugs that when given together WILL NEVER CAUSE DANGEROUS SEROTONIN SYNDROME. It is the strong MAOIs that can interact with Serotonin Uptake Inhibiting drugs(whether labeled anti-depressants or not) to cause this syndrome to any serious level. Refer to the latest journal articles (i.e., in the last 30 YEARS) works.

mixxed some random pills, stomach hurt really bad. Then took a Pepto pill, fix pill problems with pills.

Did I just ear that Microsoft shared their internet traffic data with a private party without the users knowledge???.. Shame on you. That’s why people choose Chrome.

I’ve had one of my drugs interact with my epilepsy meds. I have drug induced lupus too which started with carbamazapine and the then I was put on keppra the one with the funny name, then as keppra doesn’t control my seizures we tried lamotragine and guesse what, that set my lupus off. This time though it not only had my skin and hair, it got to my joints and immune system so one steroid injection later to give the joint pain a good kicking and I’m pain free and it surpresses my immune system too. So I have to be careful with drugs anyway.

I think drug companies need to give the drugs easier names to pronounce and make all our lives easier ����

When people fill out pages of forms at the Dr.’s and hit the question, “Do you take any medications?” Who analyzes that? Wow.

Perfect! straight to the point! Like the bit about supplements interacting with medication. Good job!

Very excellent Ted Talk. I don’t know much about medicine but this was super easy to follow with a good message too.

Excellent tips Abraham! I havw a few favouritesbumetide for bumetanide and ferocious sulphate for ferrous sulphate ������

I loved it! Total agree! I take Paroxe+lisdexanfetamine and omg… I feel so well, so strong, so positive that I hope ever take both pills together, forever and be as I ma, really!

Maybe the question should be, why would you need so many drugs?
see Adverse Childhood Experiences study by Kaiser Permanente

al het vocht zit om u heen maar ook in u het kan horen en zien

Abraham you need to be a pharmacy teacher ���� and congrats on 5.2k ��The bit about the blood thiner was scary but I guess it’s the reality of drug interactions

The king of pharmacy ����������back at it again with another corker. Amplodipine ��I love it, my favourite has to be Lanpoparole that’s one that I get all the time

What will happen when we will mix drugs?
Achievement unlocked: “How did we get there?”

At 1:05 this is an error shared among many MDs (and even prominent texts), one which is NOT conveyed by the latest research, about Serotonin Syndrome. There is a widespread belief that SS can be caused by practically any 2 drugs that increase serotonin. REALITY: the SSRIs/SNRIs combined with the more powerful MAOIs can cause SERIOUS Serotonin Syndrome. Other combos are hardly ever worthy of a hospital visit why? because they can’t increase serotonin NEARLY enough. PERIOD.

Combinations with other drugs that work for instance on opioid receptors or NET can together give the impression of Serotonin Toxicity to the untrained eye. I’ve seen the most ridiculous assertions in papers that were actually published, including that Mirtazapine (a good 5HT2A blocker which has been used as an antidote to Serotonin Toxicity) and Codeine have caused ST.

I’m gonna get my hopes up again and praise ted for having interesting talks instead of the bullshit it’s been publishing lately. Hopefully the next talk won’t be yet another stupid sjw. Good work for now ted.

Wouldnt liver damage work as an inhibitor since it wouldnt be able to metabolize drugs? ( 16:32)

Excellent video as always. My fav is tip no.5, always always interact with your pharmacist.

TedEd really coming for me, drinking organe juice with my acne meds.

i commonly do alcohol and coffee, or nicotine and coffee, what about those?

….meta-alchemy: the combination of medications to find further medicinal effects

Awwww i’m late, I was actually waiting for the new video come on this morning but then something came up. It’s funny I have so many drug names I say wrong and i cant think of any. I’ll be back when they come to me!!!

How about using chemistry to learn more about the chemical interactions of drugs that you’re interested in? That along with informatics should be useful. Not simple though, not simple

bumped in to your video and cannot stop now, I plan to get in to this specialty and this makes me firm my goal as it is not that scary or difficult to learn psych. What other books are you selling on amazon?  I will purchase all. Thank you for all the videos!!!

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Sounds like Nick needs Adderall! Get a few things straight, plenty of “interaction checkers” online. The biggest & best is the FDA’s. Your Dr may not know every med interaction, but if he/she knows the MAJOR ones… What “turns off” CYP450? How about your Dr knows you’re an alcoholic, thus, your liver is likely foie gras or cirrhotic, hope he knows (likely) a Statin or Flagyl aren’t great choices! He sticks to Penicillins if u need it! Also, IMHO your internist shouldn’t be RXing you dozens of scripts! You’re depressed, maybe a shrink referral? Let him decide about Paxil! Ok I understand maybe a Statin (for a non-Alc), but what if it then becomes a B-blocker, maybe an ACEi/ARB… I’d say get a Cardiologist referral! MOST Drs r good w/ meds in their specialty, “prototypicals” & “the biggies.” Realistically, you can’t test EVERY med against EVERY med. You’re curious about a combo? PDR! What u described is why there is a “Stage-4”. Be fair! U expect every Dr to be a PDR!?!?

Hi Abraham, liking the videos! I’m a pharmacist and now can access new patient information via SCR so is useful when conducting MUR /NMS services to highlight this point and reduce the risk of interactions:) keep up the good work

Bruh I took my ADHD pills with Tea (but usually water) imma die lol

Wait, so the only way to take a pill is to end up choking on it?

Great talk here. I want to see more of this. Less PC nonsense. More educated practical talks.

Great video Abraham. So important for patients to know their medicines interact

16:40 grapefruit juice is a cyp3a4 inhibitor opposite of carb and barb

i just took a bunch of xanax and drank half a bottle of vodka, is that bad?

Hi nice video…even am a pharmacist from India…even I wanna do video about medicines

I really liked your tip on mentioning the indication on the label. Helps a lot specially when the patient drops in a scripts with a few new rx on it. You genuinely care for your patients and it shows ������ great video as always Abraham!

wellicht denkt u dat het leven is wat uw lichaam betreft maar het is de vocht die het leven geeft

Thank you so much for this video! I’ve been trying to help my mom get healthier, so I showed her this and she now is more determined than ever to get all her meds checked out with her pharmacist!

2:37
Grapefruit guy: Y tho?
Enzyme: Balanced, as all things should be, yo.

This man is extremely intelligent. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and his bits of humor were not superfluous or wasted on me. These are brilliant men doing incredible things.

Why aren’t you?

I guess the NSA spying is good for something.
Example: https://history.google.com/history/

Poison the patient with 11 drugs a day, because he had a sprained back. Those are Medical Procedures for the sucker.

In addition to your PDR, I suggest buying:”The Handbook of Drug Interaction” by Ashraf Mozayani, Lionel Raymon. Or you can just read Katzung’s Basic & Clinical Pharmacology, which I consider the bible. Your the Dr, you should know. There’s a lot I know & a lot I don’t. When in doubt, look it up. Don’t blame the FDA!

Woow this makes me think how much we do things randomly without thinking of such a thing ��

Before using pharmys, try changing diet, enviroment and join a gym, club, start walking. The pharmaceutical companies dont care about your health, its in their interest to keep you a customer for life x

Me taking paracetamol and steroids at the same time MULTIPLE TIMES��

There’s a very scary thing about drugs interaction that this video didn’t mention. And I think it’s something that can save your life.
Many patients, especially the elderly, are prescribed several medications without their doctors checking if all these medications are safe together. Side effects of this can be devastating. Yes, I’ve seen this happen in person.
Now I always recommend people to make a “pills diary” and write down everything they take. There are foods and herbal remedies that should be included too in this diary (I’ve talked about this in my channel).

He is right, media nowadays can be used to check for things like drug interactions. But he has a problem: He just got lucky with those 2 drugs. There are millions of drugs and many of them don’t interact. He can’t just try out all the interaction combinations, that takes hundreds of years, and not only that, new drugs come out everyday. So unless he has a method of knowing which drugs are more likely to interact with eachother (those who aren’t already proven to interact, he is wrong by saying there are no studies of drugs interactions previous to his’), he will be blindly guessing for interactions his whole life.

Who is going to type in 9 different drugs and a side effect into a search query? I can’t see most people typing in more than 1 drug and a side effect or series of side effects at a time. If you as doctors really have no idea what happens when 9 drugs interact with one another, maybe its time to rethink the approach of using “the hammer” as a first line treatment, let alone the one and only treatment for every situation and be more open to adding other tools to your toolbox.

The situation always seems to play out like this. Get sick, go see a western medical doctor, doctor tosses drug at you for problem. Some time passes, get sick again, go see the doctor(same or another one) to treat that new problem, doctor tosses drug at you to treat that problem. Eventually you get sick, go see the doctor, they ask what meds you are on and for some reason are shocked when you are on like 5 different meds face palm..

Great video!! I never knew about certain foods interacting! I will be sure to visit my pharmacy for further questions!

I am a pharmacy student..i want you to help me how to remember all the drug drug interaction

Never laughed and learned so much at the same time! TBH I always though supplements were harmless too. Thanks doc��PS. I’m also a dog person ��

this is why pharmacists are there right? they know more than doctors in medicine

So just use the power of mother nature. We don’t need man-made chemical.

This stuff is awesome. I wonder how many answers are just sitting there in the data with no need to conduct a new experiment.

Some people in my place mix drugs to get what they called ‘high’

I am on 10 meds and have always believed that some combination of them impact me differently.

wow, i’m on paroxetine and had no idea about this. this was interesting

Ironic I just popped 2 Sleep Aids for fun lol. I love the high that Diphenhydramine

As a medical doctor, I am part of an ever shrinking group of professionals who truly understand the medicine that they’re prescribing. I do not give or prescribe any medication to my patients without fully understanding its effects, how it works with other medications, post-market observations, etc. Too many doctors in my profession are just dishing out medicine left and right without fully understanding it.

Ah, loved this talk! I have always wondered about this topic for many different reasons, and from a personal story! Medications in general can have many different and potential risks to them. One medication alone can have anywhere from 1-20+ different types of side effects with it. The more medications you add into the mix, the more complicated things can get.
Altman made a comment that if a patient is on a type of medication, then becomes depressed, a doctor may put that patient on an anti-depressant drug. Sounds great, and could get the job done. Right? Not necessarily. Do those two drugs clash? How will they react with one another? Which makes me think of my mother.
Depression runs in my family. My mom has had depression for as long as I can remember, and a couple of my aunts and uncles have also suffered from depression as well. There was one point in my life where I can remember that my mother was taking 6 different pills a day. All prescribed to her by the same doctor. She didn’t think anything of it, rather than that is what her doctor prescribed, so that is what she was taking. However, one pill alone was 875 mg, which is a lot. My mother is a small woman. Just above 5 feet tall, and around 105 pounds, nothing big by any means. Until she was always tired, taking multiple naps throught the day (which was unlike her), and occasionally getting sick a couple times a week. I noticed, but didn’t say anything. Until my dad had enough of it, and took her to the doctors. After 7 months of taking 6 pills a day, the doctor cut it back to just two. I had my mother back. She was fine, full of energy and life. So, here is my question, why 6? Six took my mother away, two I gained my mother back. Why do doctors always think more is better? Clearly, they did not know what mixing all of these would do to her tiny body, yet, I thought it was excessive to begin with.
More research and funding needs to go into this topic because it is something almost everyone goes through. I alone take two different pills each day. My brother takes two, and so does my mom. However, there are more people out in society that probably take a handful more than just two a day, that could be potentionaly putting harm to their body by doing so.
Overall, I agree with what Altman is saying when it comes to this topic on mixing medications. More studying needs to go into it, and more eyes need to be focused on this topic.

Properly mixing drugs is an art. It is quite likely extremely fun, maybe very scary, and perhaps deadly. Talking about ‘recreative’ drugs, obviously.

Food things happen when you mix drugs but not the pharmaceutical kind