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A member asked:
Is it safe to take a low dose thc edible while on paxlovid? i am also going through a gluten challenge for an endoscopy to test for celiac next month and my stomach and joint pain are awful. i often use edibles to soothe thai pain. thanks?
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There is no absolute contraindication. Ritonavir, one component of Paxlovid, can reduce the level of thc edibles which makes this supplement less effective for your pain.
Answered 5/26/2022
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