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can drugs be passed through semen
I am on random drugtesting my boyfriend uses crystal meth is their any possible way that meth can be passed on to me through his semen?
weed dose not affect kids with adhd. ADHD is passed from the mother or father it has nothing to do with drugs or the use of drugs she has ADHD cause of you or her father or grand parents I have ADHD and it was passed to me from my mother but my son does not have it I smoked pot when he was in my tummy and my son is just fine and healthy
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they have radioactive pee that glows lol but your sating there pipes get totally clean of all traces? and that it is not possible at all?
To answer all your questions..NO! Drugs can not be passed through sex, anal, kissing, touching, hugging, drinking. Only through ingesting it yourself and or of course being around pot smoke. You'll be fine, just drink plenty of water! Water cleanses the body of all toxins!
falcon..i asked that same question to my dr's and they stated No not possible. however every time we have sex i get the infection were the good and bad bacteria in my v is fighting each other. never had this before. the ole man is going through chemo and radiation treatments. my thought was the semen killed all the bacteria and as it try's to heal itself my body starts fighting each other. dr's said no but i think they have no clue. they can not find the cause of this. hope this helps some what. good luck
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When my child was going through chemo and then again in nursing school, I was taught that chemo and radioactive inserts (like for prostrate cancer) absolutely do come out in all bodily fluids. With my kid we had to wear gloves to clean up her vomit and close the toilet lid before flushing to prevent inhaling aerosolized chemo. In fact the NIH has several published articles about semen concentrations of drugs being equivalent to blood concentrations (only a smaller volume).
Is it possible, that a man taking cancer medications for colon cancer, to have this medication in his ejaculation?
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Yes! It is absolutely possible
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