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Kratom Is 7 oh safe to take with SSRIs

IWantFentanylInMyShit

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I'm ordering it online legally and I had a friend who wanted to try it but he's on an SSRI. I know that 7 oh is serotonergic, are there any dangers here?
 
I don't see any obvious contraindication. It's effect on serotonin is negligible. It may interact with the SSRI and make it more or less effective, but the combination is unlikely to be dangerous.
 
My understanding is that the interaction between Mitragynine and SSRI's should be pretty negligible. There are examples out there of certain Opioids being potentiated by SSRI's but that is more coincidental than a likely occurrence. Otherwise, Mitragynine seems to be not much more than a standard Opioid agonist of mild-moderate potency. I'm not immediately aware of any Opioid agonists that are commonly used that are dangerous in combination with SSRI's.
 
My understanding is that the interaction between Mitragynine and SSRI's should be pretty negligible. There are examples out there of certain Opioids being potentiated by SSRI's but that is more coincidental than a likely occurrence. Otherwise, Mitragynine seems to be not much more than a standard Opioid agonist of mild-moderate potency. I'm not immediately aware of any Opioid agonists that are commonly used that are dangerous in combination with SSRI's.
Tramadol and fentanyl can be dangerous. I’ve never had problems with fentanyl, but I know tramadol might be much more dangerous than people think, especially at high doses.
 
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