What is the maximum amount of time does any medicinal drug rob effect within an human body?
what is the maximum amount of time does any medicinal drug take effect in an human body?
What would be the consequences if a human consumed any type of drug which is prescribed to an animal of any kind??
Could any drug of the world can effect the human DNA??
Answers:
Well, if it kill you then the effect would be permanent. I can't think of anything that last longer than death.
Whether or not a drug is prescribed for an animal has no bearing on what it would do to a human. Some drugs that are prescribed for some animals are also prescribed for humans. Sometimes for indistinguishable reason, sometimes not. But that's irrelevant. If a human takes the drug, it will do whatever it does to humans. There's closely of different drugs out there.
Substances (I'm not going to say drug here) that change the DNA of living cell are called mutagens. I'm not going to say drug because whenever you use that word, you are implying that it is used for liberating effect. I am not aware of any mutagen that is used for therapeutic effect. If doctors (researchers, most likely) wanted to transfer your DNA in some specific way, they would do it using an engineered virus, not a mutagenic chemical. Source(s): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutagen
A) Times vary depending on the drug, the patients, and the patients overall robustness. a drug can stay in the body for hours, days, or even weeks.
B) in most cases animal drugs are THE SAME as human drugs. Only the dosage is different. in the few cases where on earth a drug is specific to animals, a human patients would either have no effect, or would be poisoned, and probably die.
C) NO drug in this world directly affects DNA. "DNA Therapy", such that it is, is expert by other means.
there ARE some drugs that have DNA side effects. These are dodgy! they can cause birth defects, miscarriages, "still births", and cancer. When these drugs are used the doctor must be VERY careful to properly check the patient every 2-3 months.
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What would be the consequences if a human consumed any type of drug which is prescribed to an animal of any kind??
Could any drug of the world can effect the human DNA??
Answers:
Well, if it kill you then the effect would be permanent. I can't think of anything that last longer than death.
Whether or not a drug is prescribed for an animal has no bearing on what it would do to a human. Some drugs that are prescribed for some animals are also prescribed for humans. Sometimes for indistinguishable reason, sometimes not. But that's irrelevant. If a human takes the drug, it will do whatever it does to humans. There's closely of different drugs out there.
Substances (I'm not going to say drug here) that change the DNA of living cell are called mutagens. I'm not going to say drug because whenever you use that word, you are implying that it is used for liberating effect. I am not aware of any mutagen that is used for therapeutic effect. If doctors (researchers, most likely) wanted to transfer your DNA in some specific way, they would do it using an engineered virus, not a mutagenic chemical. Source(s): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutagen
A) Times vary depending on the drug, the patients, and the patients overall robustness. a drug can stay in the body for hours, days, or even weeks.
B) in most cases animal drugs are THE SAME as human drugs. Only the dosage is different. in the few cases where on earth a drug is specific to animals, a human patients would either have no effect, or would be poisoned, and probably die.
C) NO drug in this world directly affects DNA. "DNA Therapy", such that it is, is expert by other means.
there ARE some drugs that have DNA side effects. These are dodgy! they can cause birth defects, miscarriages, "still births", and cancer. When these drugs are used the doctor must be VERY careful to properly check the patient every 2-3 months.
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