Sular medication
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I take a medication that prevents me from eating or drinking any grapefruit product, which bums me out. Because I'm feeling lazy today, I have C&P'd the info you wanted. It also contains a list of meds that interact with grapefruit.
Hope this helps
Peace
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Grapefruit Juice and Medications: A Potential for Adverse Events
Many patients may take their medications with a glass of juice.
Since the effects can last for such a prolonged period of time, grapefruit juice does not have to be taken at the same time as the medication in order for the interaction to occur. Therefore, unlike similar interactions, where the interaction can be avoided by separating the administration of the two interacting agents by a couple of hours, administration of grapefruit juice with susceptible drugs should be separated by 24 or more hours to avoid the interaction.
Lescol and Crestor which are unaffected by grapefruit.
The result is blood levels of the drug rising faster and higher than normal. In some cases the abnormally high medication levels can be dangerous.
Consisting of more than 50 medications, interactions with grapefruit juice are well-known among researchers and clearly documented on warning labels. However, people commonly fail to comprehensively read the warning labels about drug-food interactions.
Ask your doctor before taking ANY medication.
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