Drug interactions side effects

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ALCOHOL may interact with CHLORDIAZEPOXIDE (in Librium) Although the cause of this potential interaction is not fully understood, intolerable or otherwise undesirable side effects may occur when chlordiazepoxide is taken with alcoholic beverages or alcohol-containing products (such as some cough syrups and elixirs). Potential side effects include drowsiness, dizziness, blurred vision, headache, and nervousness.

Hello, there are moderate interactions between Nyquil( containing Nyquil) and Vicodin (containing hydrocodone). Using HYDROcodone together with doxylamine may increase side effects such as dizziness, drowsiness, and difficulty concentrating. Some people may also experience some impairment in thinking and judgment. You should avoid or limit the use of alcohol while being treated with these medications. Also take the medicines at different intervals.

My two cents on this is- your dispensing pharmacist should catch any drug interactions that your doctor missed. All this info is available on the internet.

There're few web sites that shows "drug interactions", and "drug/herb/food interactions" ...do a search online for words in " ",I am sure you'll find your answers.....if not, please feel free to message me and I'll send you a link.

I am just wondering if there are any problems with drug interactions between Metformin and OTC meds like Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Midol, Unisom, Allergy/Sinus meds, etc... Common things that a person might take for pain, sleeplessness, allergies, colds, etc?

started harvoni jan 19. zero side effects, zero side effects from ribavirin taken 600mg, twice daily.

I am waiting to hear back from my hep C doc to check on drug interactions. Anyway, I feel like the OTC sleep aid will be hard on my liver and renal system if I take them every night for the next 5 months. Does anyone else take a sleep aid? What are your thoughts or experiences? Does Trazodone have wierd side effects too? Thanks guys and gals!

Gabapentin is an anticonvulsant which is also indicated in diabetic neuropathy. Common side effects are dizziness, ataxia, fatigue, nausea and vomiting, joint pain, motion sickness etc. You must tell your physician if you are allergic to valacyclovir or acyclovir. any kidney disease, blood disorders, immune deficiencies, dizziness etc. side effects associated are nausea, vomiting, fatigue, sore throat, hemolytic uremic syndrome etc.

My doctor used to tell me that the side effects I was experiencing weren’t what others were having. I’d research the drug, found that my side effects were indeed listed; and that is why that doctor is no longer my doctor. He wasn’t listening at all.

If you have question, discuss it with your pharmacist, and your doctor, esp. if you are having side effects of unusual symptoms.

Additionally, she thinks the bright red blood could be from hemorrhoids. I have since researched the side effects and these are all possible side effects. I have since found out that I really shouldn’t take aspirin and ibuprofen (which I use) not only that week. Is it really possible that all of this be from my medication interacting with my alcohol and AD’s? I hope so. When and what signs should trigger my pursuing this further to see a GI doctor? Should I continue taking my meds?

If you have been taking them and you are not having any noticable side-effects, then you may be one of those who can do so. One has to weigh the side-effects to the quality of life when taking medications. I took Tramadol for 3 yrs. I could not take it with Effexor due to potential seizure activity. I had previously taken it with Cymbalta, but discontinued the Cymbalta after a few days.

She said that the symptoms were not related to the Lexapro or any interactions but were caused by my anxiety, even after I said I was not feeling anxious. She said that it was way to soon for any side effects to show. She doubled my Atavan dose and told me to take that and to keep taking the Lexapro.

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