In adults, the condition refers to any penis smaller than 2.8 inches in length. (2) In infants, a Micropenis is classed as any penis that is less than 0.75 inches in length. This is considered significantly smaller than a ânormalâ male newbornâs penis, which is between 1.1 and 1.6 inches in length when stretched gently.
A drug interaction is a situation in which a substance (usually another drug) affects the activity of a drug when both are administered together.he opposite effect to synergy is termed antagonism. Two drugs are antagonistic when their interaction causes a decrease in the effects of one or both of the drugs. Both synergy and antagonism can both occur during different phases of the interaction of a drug with an organism, with each effect having a different name.
A drug-nutrient interaction is the effect of a medication on food or a nutrient in food. Medications interact with foods and nutrients in several ways. Medications can decrease ap-petite or change the way a nutrient is absorbed, metabolized, or excreted. A food-drug interaction is the effect of food or a nutrient in food on a medication. Dietary nutrients can affect medications by altering their absorption or metabolism. The food you eat could make the medications you take work faster, slower, or even prevent them from working at all.