Best Yahoo Answer -Is it possible to gain imunity to muscle relaxants?

Is it possible to gain imunity to muscle relaxants?

when a person gains imunity to medacation can that medication still cause organ failure if still used my friend gained imunity to muscle relaxants but she still takes them can they cuase her organ failure or damage?

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No one can get immunity to muscle relaxant. Immunity occurs when you develops antibodies against a virus or bacteria.
If you friend is addicted to muscle relaxant then frequent taking of muscle relaxant may have side effect on your friend. One possibility is organ damage or failure if the muscle relaxant is taken for a long time.

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