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Im currently on treatment for uti and bv, is it still safe to smoke cannabis?
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Smoking cannabis has its own side effects and dangers, however I doubt cross reaction with your treatment. It would be helpful to determine if there should be problems if you put the name of the medications you are taking.
Answered 7/21/2021
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