Drug Interactions

Chelation between the two drug molecules --> binding of antacid to cipro reduces cipro effect --> treatment failure.

Tramadol is a pain killer. If a person can limit their alcohol intake they can drink alcohol while taking Tramadol.

Nyquil and Biaxin have no known drug interactions. However, each medication has its own individual side effects such as drowsiness.

It is safe to take Prilosec with amoxicillin. There are no drug-drug interactions between the two medications. Prilosec is considered to be one of the very safe drugs on the market, while amoxicillin possess some of the common side effects of antibiotics: Nausea, vomiting or diarrhea, Prilosec will not worsen the side effects when taken with amoxicillin.

I have been on Synthroid for a year. After a bad cold I called my Doctor and she said to take the Synthroid and wait 1 hour before taking ibuprofen.

No! New studies coming out are stating drug interactions between cyclobenziprine (flexeril) and tramedol are causing serious side effects such as seizures. Consult your doctor before taking either of these medications.

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I've never done it but I'm sure it's possible to get the effects. Onset would be quicker, and an experience on erowid says that it burned but was tolerable. This IS because you have difficulty swallowing the pill, right?

There is little if any rationale for using two muscle relaxers together. The side effects would be additive, likely to a dangerous level. As each of these drugs is a prescription item, they should only be used (singly or otherwise) exactly as your doctor prescribed them.

I have used hydomorohone intraveineously and 10 mg Valium orally together without any problems but I would definitlely be very careful depending on your tolerance levels for each. I was doing 3 to 4 8mg pills through IV and only 1 or 2 Valium later at night to sleep.

Since you have not identified the "muscle relaxer" you plan to take with ibuprofen, it would not be appropriate to attempt a broad-brush answer here.

You're advised to get in touch with your pharmacist or prescriber (if either of your drugs are prescription-only) to get a more specific answer to your question. Be sure to clearly identify your medication before you call, so you don't have to scramble while somebody's waiting to answer your question.

Yes, but be sure it is taken as prescribed by your doctor(s) and your doctor(s) is aware that both are being taken.

Yes but do not drink alcohol whole you're on both. It can cause a serious liver problem.

She'll be doing homework for the next 8 hours. Modification to original answer about homework for 8 hours: Actually, that depends on many factors. If it was her Concerta, and she normally took it in the morning (which is the most common, from what I have been told), at the same or a higher dose than she accidentally took at night, it might realistically have no effect. If it was her Concerta, she presumably has ADD or ADHD. If so, while Concerta might act as a "speed" for others, it would normally have the opposite effect on her - and that is exactly why she has it. So if it was somebody else's Concerta, and she does not have ADD or ADHD, she should expect to be "wired" for a time, depending on dosage and how tired she is. "Wired" might include jumpy, unable to concentrate, unable to sit still, unable to sleep, unable to think or talk about a single topic for even a moderate amount of time. Think the stereotypical over-caffeinated-but-tired employee that comedians make jokes about. Lots of words, really fast, but not much useful communication or work. An irony of ADHD is that Concerta, when it works, makes ADHD patients more "normal", and yet it makes "normal" people much more ADHD-like. Something about brain chemistry that is way above my education. I am no MD or pharmacist, but I have been reading about Concerta and have read what appear to be relatively reliable sites saying that Concerta can actually help adults with ADD and ADHD to sleep better. I have ADHD and found Concerta completely ineffective for any purpose at the dosages prescribed. No effects, no side effects. For my mid-teens kid, it has worked as advertised, in the mid-range of recommended dosages, and has been a significant aid to functionality, especially in the classroom but also in other environments requiring concentration and extended listening. Still a teenager, though. Just one that, when motivated, can sit still and listen much more easily than before the prescription. (That motivation seems limited to locations outside the home, except when she is watching a good movie - a teenager). I am on a combination of other meds, one of which is generally considered more of a "speed" than Concerta. Together, my meds have substantially and unexpectedly increased my average hours of sleeping per night from 4 or 5 to over 7. And taking the amphetamine later in the day (I have not yet tried it "at night" - after 6 or 7 pm) has not changed this new pattern - it takes effort for me to stay up past 11, even though, before I went on the meds, I could, with any motivation, stay up past 2 or 3, and with real motivation, even until 5 or 6, and then restart at 8. So the meds, including the amphetamine, have increased my sleep. So your daughter might be fine, or she might be in for a horrible night.

Whenever you're taking two drugs at the same time, there may be interactions. This is true even when one of them is a food supplement that you bought at a health food store, and also true when one of them is marijuana. When two drugs interact, there may be additional side effects, or the effect of one of the drugs might be decreased -- or increased.

Tell the doctor who prescribed the cephalexin that you sometimes smoke weed, and ask whether it will interact with the cephalexin.

Yes those are OK together. Remember that tramadol is going to make you a little lightheaded and sleepy. Don't drive until you see how much it's going to affect you. It does not affect your heart or blood pressure, so the Norvasc is fine.

Yes

Buscopan and omeprazole can be taken together. Both, buscopan and omerprazole are prescribed for the treatment of symptoms of Crohn's disease.

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I'm pretty sure they do not. I used to have Mirena earlier this year, and I was told that after it was inserted, I could completely forget about it until the 5th year, which is when it should be removed.
No, antibiotics DO NOT affect Mirena.

Prochlorperazine may enhance the hypotensive effect (abnormally low blood pressure) of Darvon and hydrocodone. The benefits of combined use of these medications usually outweigh the risks and you should talk to your doctor if you have any concerns as dosage and timing do play a role in unwanted side effects.

Also both Darvon and hydrocodone are central nervous system depressants and the use of these two drugs together should be monitored. Some side effects may include, but are not limited to, ataxia, confusion, drowsiness, respiratory depression, and weakness. Since both medications have the potential to depress CNS function it is important to recognize that the risk of unwanted effects may increase with such use.

this is definitely a question you should consult with your doctor.

im not quite sure if an antidepressant and an antibiotic would react, but its not the kind of thing to leave to chance.

Yes, I've been prescribed singular for over a year now and have had to take double or triple doses of Advil PM as a sleep aid this year. Never encountered any problems. As these two drugs do not potentiate eachother, you won't all of a sudden feel stron effects or anything of that sort. Just be careful to avoid taking large amounts of advil.

Drinking excessively whilst on any prescripted drug is not usually recommended, yet for this particular drug risk is low. I would advise you to drink moderately but nonetheless if you were to overindulge, if you are otherwise a healthy person and not taking any other medication prohibiting telling you otherwise then risk is low. The main worry is that when you are drunk your defenses are weaker and thus the risk of slowing down the effectiveness of the drug is increased.