Question 1

What are the risks of taking somnapure?

Accepted Answer

The chemicals that are listed from somnapure are not habit forming or tolerance building.  The biggest side effect may be daytime hangover and fatigue.  If you are allergic to any of the components, severe reaction could develop.

Question 2

What are the risks of taking my friends dexaphetamine, he offered me 25mg, can this cause any perm damage? thanks

Accepted Answer

You should never take another person's prescription medication.  It is especially dangerous to take a controlled substance like dexamphetamine.  You can have an allergic reaction, a harmful drug interaction with any medication you may already be taking or a potentially devastating side effect from the medication.

Question 3

What are the risks of taking norethisterone?

Accepted Answer

I presume you are taking the norethisterone as a progestin only birth control pill. The usual side effects are edema, weakness, anorexia, and irregular uterine bleeding. Other less common side effects are blood clots or thrombosis, depression, headache, breast tenderness, nausea, etc. The dosage of progestin only pills are generally smaller than the regular pills.

Question 4

Im on roxycodone 30 mg what are the risks of taking this medicine ?

Accepted Answer

Risks range from addiction to side effects including chills, cold sweats, confusion, difficulty with breathing, dizziness, fever, tightness in chest, and twitching.  This is only a list of common side effects.  A more comprehensive list of risks can be found online at:http://www.drugs.com/sfx/oxycodone-side-effects.html 
Close monitoring with the prescribing doctor is needed with this medication.

Question 5

What are the risks of taking too much ginkgo biloba? (and how much is too much?)

Accepted Answer

Of too much applies to everything. Ginkgo is extracted by processing so stick to the dose on the label.

Question 6

What are the risks of taking adipex?

Accepted Answer

The side effects of using Phentermine are those that accompany the use of stimulants. It is comparable to coffee. Too much causes anxiety, headaches, insomnia, etc. These problems are minimized because of the prescription protocol used by our medical professionals. The “start low go slow” approach that is used when prescribing medicine for chronic conditions works well in treating obesity also.

Question 7

What are the risks of taking ketamine?

Accepted Answer

death, as worse case scenario - as with any drugs designed to induce general anesthesia state, if attempted as recreational drug or administered by people not qualified to use it. One of the mechanisms - spasm of vocal cords (laryngospasm) that leads to lack of oxygen. It can raise the intracranial pressure, cause hallucinations. It is a safe drug though when used by experts for the right reasons

Question 8

What are the risks of taking anticoagulants?

Accepted Answer

Anticoagulants, also know as blood thinners, can cause bleeding.  A cut can bleed more than usual, a bruise can lead to swelling (hematoma) as blood collects under the skin, gums or the nose can bleed, etc.  Rarely, you may have an allergic reaction and a very rare problem with coumadin (warfarin) is "skin necrosis" where the med actually triggers excess clotting and injury to skin and other tissue.

Question 9

What are the risks of taking aspirin?

Accepted Answer

Bleeding & stomach problems are most common.

Question 10

What are the risks of taking injectable gonadotropins?

Accepted Answer

Injectable gonadotropins - fertility shots - brand names gonal f, (follitropin alfa) follistim, menopur, repronex, puregon, bravelle, etc are FSH and sometimes lh.  Your brain makes these hormones already.  Giving more hormone will encourage your body to make more than one egg at a time.  The biggest risk from these drugs is multiple pregnancy.  Multiple pregnancy is risky for mom and for babies.

What are the risks of taking Somnapure