It's Danger When Drinking Drugs Use Coffee
Jakarta, To drink with drugs, coffee is not recommended because it can prevent the absorption of drugs to reduce its efficacy. Another danger is that caffeine is more at risk of causing poisoning because it lasts longer in the body. The risk of coffee when taken with drugs is often forgotten because people care more about the risks of coffee such as heart palpitations and difficulty sleeping. Although actually when dealing with drugs, coffee can cause a more diverse risk. One of the risks of coffee when taken with drugs is inhibition of drug absorption, to be not efficacious. This impact takes place on some types of drugs, especially the antidepressant group, estrogen and drugs for thyroid problems and osteoporosis. One research th. 2008 showed, the absorption of levothyroxine which is one of the medications for thyroid problems shrank 55% of the time taken with coffee. Similarly, alendronate, a kind of osteoporosis drug that absorption is also down 60%. In women, coffee also affects the hormonal balance until the absorption of some types of drugs can be a natural problem. In some research, the estrogen content and hormone difference in women naturally decreased briefly after drinking coffee. Beyond that, the coffee can also be influenced by drugs related to metabolism and disposal systems rather than the body. Resulting as taken from NYtimes, Monday (05/12/2011), caffeine will also give a longer impact, as well as the risks and opportunities of overdose or poisoning. Some types of antibiotics and birth control pills can make caffeine last longer in the body because it blocks the enzym CYP1A2 whose role is to remove the rest of the metabolism of caffeine. According to research, caffeine survives some hours longer in women who take birth control pills.
(up / ir)
