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Medication checker

Check your medications against cannabis

Type every prescription you take. The checker matches each name to a drug class in a pharmacist-reviewed reference and tells you what interacts, why, and what to do about it. It never says a combination is fine; it only reports what the reference covers.

  • sertraline

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1 interaction found, highest: Moderate risk

Sorted highest risk first. Two medications from the same class are shown as one finding, because the interaction belongs to the class.

Moderate riskYou typed: sertraline

SSRIs and SNRIs (antidepressants)

Why it happens
There may be additive effects on serotonin signalling, and there are case reports of hypomania or heightened anxiety.
What it means for you
For most patients the interaction is mild, if it shows up at all. A small group finds that THC on top of an SSRI makes anxiety worse.
What Tiffany advises
This is reasonable to try once your prescriber knows. Start with a low THC dose and keep a daily mood note so you can spot a change early.

Read the full page for ssris and snris (antidepressants)

This reference describes drug classes from aggregate published knowledge, reviewed by a pharmacist. It is education for a conversation with your own prescriber or pharmacist, who know your history and your doses.