Can taking psychiatric medication affect your weed high

I don't have a definitive answer for you, the thing with psychiatry is that it isn't a really observable science in the way of chemical reactions other than observing the physical and emotional reactions of the patient.
I have taken two SSRI's for depression and one SDRI and I have never smoked while not on medication.
For me the worst that happened is that I would have a really cloudy mind the day after, but this went away as I smoked more. 
I know that alcohol with my meds turns me into a zombie.
Personally I wouldn't jump on the herb as a treatment for major psychological illness, but then again I may just be too inexperienced to say.

 

Everything you do effects everything you do.

 

I don't think we are allowed to talk about pharma on here. It's best to consult a physician or psychiatrist for a proper answer to this.
 
 
I will say this.  My wife has OCD and she takes prescribed meds for them.  She also smokes herb like a coal train.

 

From personal experience, No it does not.
 
The act of taking it regularly being it is not something recreational(Which most psych drugs AREN'T)
they usually don't affect cannabinoid affinity.
 
The only thing that changes is Serotonin, that is an anti-psychotic.
That's what it does, dulls your emotions. Till you're on the edge of your wits, about to jump the bridge.
 
It will not affect cannabis, but it can affect a lot of other recreational drugs. Cannabis is unique.
 
I suggest telling your provider to fuck himself.
Before you realize, you aren't even who you are supposed to be.
Don't accept psychiatric medicine EVER.

 

I agree.  Many times OCD is treated with bi-polar meds cuz bi-polar disorder can trigger OCD like symptoms.  Another disorder is general anxiety disorder and many times the doc will prescribe anti-axnxiety meds such as Xanax or even better Lorazepam (Ativan) because of its long half life, but as many of you know these Benzos are very abusable and addictive.
 
The best way and the safest way is to find a routine that helps out your symptoms, a routine that doesn't involve the use of drugs.

 

I agree that psych meds come with a plethora of side effects but you know, they do work for some people.  Particularly anti-depressants.  Its just very difficult to properly diagnose someone who actually is depressed due to chemical imbalances (low serotonin levels or too much Mono Amine Oxidase).  

 

 
SOME ATD's work,
but many of them run quick tolerance and are sedating.
It depends on the person so they are all questionable.

 

No you're right.  I actually took an atypical anti-depressant just for withdrawals (actually for Post Acute Withdrawals, as acute withdrawals were just too ugly for anything to help with sedation).  One was quite sedating.  It would knock me out in about an hour and I would sleep 12 hours and wake up very groggy. 

 

 
I'm sorry can you make these edits from my quote.
WE're not supposed to discuss other drugs, but this is for helping someone.
So for your sake just don't talk about specific instances.
 
and sedating just means tired, as in sleep.
Euphoria is the word you were looking for, because that's what is the prime factor in rec drugs.
 
Atypical ATD's are the most physical damaging pharms.
 
Anyway enough of this.
We shouldn't be talking about this. So end it here.
OP got responses.
 
I suggest doing the same for other posts.
It is against the rules.

 

sounds good