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Laproscopic Surgery,bleeding Ovarian Cyst,appendix Removal.

Hi, I had laparoscopic surgery on Tuesday (5 days ago). The reason of the surgery was bleeding on my ovarian cyst . Furthermore, they took my appendicitis . Now I use two antibiotics, one is aksef (Sefuroksim Aksetil) and the other is Biteral (Ornidazol). They will cease tomorrow morning. Today I want to smoke marijuana. Is it dangerous for me?
Mon, 14 May 2012
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I do not believe that there is any interaction between marijuana and the medications that you are on.

Also, assuming that you just had a routine laparoscopy with no concern regarding infection within the pelvis (i.e. it was just a bleeding ruptured cyst), then there is no reason that you should still be on antibiotics. The standard of care is to just give you one dose within 30 minutes of the start of the procedure.

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Laproscopic Surgery,bleeding Ovarian Cyst,appendix Removal.

I do not believe that there is any interaction between marijuana and the medications that you are on. Also, assuming that you just had a routine laparoscopy with no concern regarding infection within the pelvis (i.e. it was just a bleeding ruptured cyst), then there is no reason that you should still be on antibiotics. The standard of care is to just give you one dose within 30 minutes of the start of the procedure. I hope this helps!