I have had idiopathic colitis for most of my life. Since it's not common, the explanation is that it's simply an irritation of the lower digestive tract, rather than the ulcers and sores of ulcerative.

I've been taking 1.6 grams of Asacol daily since it came out of remission earlier this year. Between the original prescription and my colonoscopy, I was taking 2.4 grams daily.

My question is, will any sort of marijuana usage interact negatively with my medication? During the 2.4 time, I had smoked, and went through one remarkably unpleasant high, and haven't touched it since. Was that simply a bad high, or is there something else going on here?

Thank you in advance.
DrizztLink Reviewed by DrizztLink on . IBS sufferers!: Ulcerative Colitis, Chrons. Hello, Well I'm a ulcerative colitis sufferer and have had a mild flare up for about half a month, but it's gotten worse this last week. I'm currently taking Asacol 1.2g a day and 9mg of Entocort EC (weak steroid), and I smoke about twice a day. The weed helps weaken the massive cramps associated with UC, and gives me an apatite. My doctor is trying to keep off stronger steroids such as prednisone, but unfortunately I may have to take it. I was wondering for you fellow IBD suffers, if Rating: 5