KnowraDrug interactionLinked fromLinked fromThe 97 pages that link to Drug interaction, each with the reason it gives.All 97Related 73Narrower topic 22Compared with 2Serotonin syndromeNarrower topic: Many cases arise when interacting medications amplify serotonergic effects.AntacidNarrower topic: By changing stomach acidity or binding medicines, some antacids reduce absorption of other drugs.Monoamine oxidase inhibitorNarrower topic: MAO inhibitors have clinically significant interactions with numerous medicines and foods.OndansetronNarrower topic: Other QT-prolonging or serotonergic drugs can alter the safety considerations for ondansetron.Combination therapyNarrower topic: Every combination requires attention to interactions that can alter effects or safety.DuloxetineNarrower topic: Duloxetine’s interactions can alter drug concentrations or compound adverse effects.TerbinafineNarrower topic: Terbinafine’s inhibition of CYP2D6 can alter the effects of other medicines.MDMANarrower topic: MDMA’s risks depend partly on co-used substances and medications.DextromethorphanNarrower topic: Interactions can intensify dextromethorphan effects or increase toxicity.MidazolamNarrower topic: CYP3A4 inhibitors can raise midazolam concentrations, while inducers can reduce its effects.ModafinilNarrower topic: Modafinil can affect drug-metabolizing enzymes and alter the effects of some medicines.CimetidineNarrower topic: Cimetidine’s inhibition of drug-metabolizing enzymes made interaction checking especially important.HydroxyzineNarrower topic: Alcohol and other central nervous system depressants can intensify hydroxyzine-related drowsiness.ClonidineNarrower topic: Other medicines that slow heart rate or depress the central nervous system can intensify clonidine's effects.ClarithromycinNarrower topic: Its enzyme inhibition creates clinically significant interactions with several medications.EthinylestradiolNarrower topic: Interactions can alter ethinylestradiol levels or change the safety and effectiveness of a contraceptive regimen.PseudoephedrineNarrower topic: Interactions with monoamine oxidase inhibitors can produce dangerous increases in adrenergic effects.TadalafilNarrower topic: Interactions with nitrates and some other medicines shape tadalafil’s prescribing precautions.TrazodoneNarrower topic: Other serotonergic or sedating drugs can alter trazodone's risks.FluvoxamineNarrower topic: Its enzyme inhibition can make co-administered drugs reach higher concentrations.GlibenclamideNarrower topic: Several medicines can amplify or diminish glibenclamide’s glucose-lowering effect.Magnesium citrateNarrower topic: Magnesium can bind some oral medicines in the gut and reduce their absorption.
KnowraDrug interactionLinked fromLinked fromThe 97 pages that link to Drug interaction, each with the reason it gives.All 97Related 73Narrower topic 22Compared with 2Serotonin syndromeNarrower topic: Many cases arise when interacting medications amplify serotonergic effects.AntacidNarrower topic: By changing stomach acidity or binding medicines, some antacids reduce absorption of other drugs.Monoamine oxidase inhibitorNarrower topic: MAO inhibitors have clinically significant interactions with numerous medicines and foods.OndansetronNarrower topic: Other QT-prolonging or serotonergic drugs can alter the safety considerations for ondansetron.Combination therapyNarrower topic: Every combination requires attention to interactions that can alter effects or safety.DuloxetineNarrower topic: Duloxetine’s interactions can alter drug concentrations or compound adverse effects.TerbinafineNarrower topic: Terbinafine’s inhibition of CYP2D6 can alter the effects of other medicines.MDMANarrower topic: MDMA’s risks depend partly on co-used substances and medications.DextromethorphanNarrower topic: Interactions can intensify dextromethorphan effects or increase toxicity.MidazolamNarrower topic: CYP3A4 inhibitors can raise midazolam concentrations, while inducers can reduce its effects.ModafinilNarrower topic: Modafinil can affect drug-metabolizing enzymes and alter the effects of some medicines.CimetidineNarrower topic: Cimetidine’s inhibition of drug-metabolizing enzymes made interaction checking especially important.HydroxyzineNarrower topic: Alcohol and other central nervous system depressants can intensify hydroxyzine-related drowsiness.ClonidineNarrower topic: Other medicines that slow heart rate or depress the central nervous system can intensify clonidine's effects.ClarithromycinNarrower topic: Its enzyme inhibition creates clinically significant interactions with several medications.EthinylestradiolNarrower topic: Interactions can alter ethinylestradiol levels or change the safety and effectiveness of a contraceptive regimen.PseudoephedrineNarrower topic: Interactions with monoamine oxidase inhibitors can produce dangerous increases in adrenergic effects.TadalafilNarrower topic: Interactions with nitrates and some other medicines shape tadalafil’s prescribing precautions.TrazodoneNarrower topic: Other serotonergic or sedating drugs can alter trazodone's risks.FluvoxamineNarrower topic: Its enzyme inhibition can make co-administered drugs reach higher concentrations.GlibenclamideNarrower topic: Several medicines can amplify or diminish glibenclamide’s glucose-lowering effect.Magnesium citrateNarrower topic: Magnesium can bind some oral medicines in the gut and reduce their absorption.