marijuana

[pigeonca]

Doctor phoned today, said blood tests indicated marijuana use.  "Do you smoke pot?" she asked.  "Yes," I replied, "nobody told me not to."  I mean, she said to give up wine and lose weight.  Now she wants me to give up the weed.  Since I've read that many people use it to help out with sides from treatment, my question is: Is it that really that damaging to our livers?  Thanks in advance,

pigeonca

[shomcs]

It would only have any negative effects if you were taking it while on other medication, but not all medications will react with marijuana.

[MrGoodGuy]

ive done my reasearch on pot n liver infection or 4 that matter hepatitis n ive asked my doctor n he said that pot doest realy affect ur liver that much but in time it will.
they say that the THC that enters ur body leaves a weird substance on ur liver wich in big amounts ,for example if ur a heavy smoker or uve been smokin for a while  can affect ur liver even more

[dustinTF]

hi i am 20 years old with a clean record and no drug charges i for the past 2 years known i had hep C and just now finally got a blood test i tested positive i have little to no side effects from it i just want medical pot from michigan do u have to be in any type of treatment before u can be considered or just have it

[ladybug52]

Anyone else wonder why a post that had it's last response in '06 suddenly reappears?
Just curious...............
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[scruffy]

You steered real good-lotta fun! You can steer anytime.

[scruffy]

That's a plan!