Drug Causes of Lactic Acidosis

Medication causes list:

The list of possible medications or substances mentioned in sources as possibe causes of Lactic Acidosis includes:

• Dye-contrast medical tests - can cause LA by inhibiting the kidneys.
• Failure to discontinue Metformin prior to surgery or during surgical recovery - a known cause of accidental death in diabetics who undergo surgery
• Metformin

Drug interactions causing Lactic Acidosis:

When combined, certain drugs, medications, substances or toxins may react causing Lactic Acidosis.

The list below is incomplete and various other drugs or substances may cause your symptoms. Always advise your doctor of any medications or treatments you are using, including prescription, over-the-counter, supplements, herbal or alternative treatments.

• Accupril and Glucophage interaction
• Accupril and Metformin interaction
• Accuretic and Glucophage interaction
• Accuretic and Metformin interaction
• ACE Inhibitor and Glucophage interaction
• ACE Inhibitor and Metformin interaction
• Altace and Glucophage interaction
• Altace and Metformin interaction
• Angiotensin Converting Enzyme and Glucophage interaction
• Angiotensin Converting Enzyme and Metformin interaction
• Apo-Capto and Glucophage interaction
• Apo-Capto and Metformin interaction
• Apo-Metformin and Bactrim interaction
• Apo-Metformin and Cotrim interaction
• Apo-Metformin and Cotrimazole interaction
• Apo-Metformin and Cotrimoxazole interaction
• Apo-Metformin and Procainamide interaction
• Apo-Metformin and Quinidine interaction
• Apo-Metformin and Quinine interaction
• Apo-Metformin and Septra interaction
• Apo-Metformin and SMZ-TMP interaction
• Apo-Metformin and Sulfatrim interaction
• Apo-Metformin and Uroplus interaction
• Apo-Metformin and Vancomycin interaction
• Apo-Sulfamethoxazole and Glucophage interaction
• Apo-Sulfamethoxazole and Metformin interaction
• Apo-Sulfatrim and Glucophage interaction
• Apo-Sulfatrim and Metformin interaction
• Apo-Sulfatrim DS and Glucophage interaction
• Apo-Sulfatrim DS and Metformin interaction
• Azo Gantanol and Glucophage interaction
• Azo Gantanol and Metformin interaction
• Azo Gantrisin and Glucophage interaction
• Azo Gantrisin and Metformin interaction
• Azo-Sulfisoxazole and Glucophage interaction
• Azo-Sulfisoxazole and Metformin interaction
• Bactrim and Glucophage interaction
• Bactrim and Metformin interaction
• Bactrim DS and Glucophage interaction
• Bactrim DS and Metformin interaction
• Benazepril and Glucophage interaction
• Benazepril and Metformin interaction
• Bethaprim and Glucophage interaction
• Bethaprim and Metformin interaction
• Capoten and Glucophage interaction
• Capoten and Metformin interaction
• Capozide and Glucophage interaction
• Capozide and Metformin interaction
• Captopril and Glucophage interaction
• Captopril and Metformin interaction
• Comoxol and Glucophage interaction
• Comoxol and Metformin interaction
• Cotrim and Glucophage interaction
• Cotrim and Metformin interaction
• Dilusol (38.7%) and Glucophage interaction
• Dilusol (38.7%) and Metformin interaction
• Dom-Metformin and Bactrim interaction
• Dom-Metformin and Cotrim interaction
• Dom-Metformin and Cotrimazole interaction
• Dom-Metformin and Cotrimoxazole interaction
• Dom-Metformin and Procainamide interaction
• Dom-Metformin and Quinidine interaction
• Dom-Metformin and Quinine interaction
• Dom-Metformin and Septra interaction
• Dom-Metformin and SMZ-TMP interaction
• Dom-Metformin and Sulfatrim interaction
• Dom-Metformin and Uroplus interaction
• Dom-Metformin and Vancomycin interaction
• Droxia and Stavudine interaction
• Droxia and Zerit interaction
• Enalapril and Glucophage interaction
• Enalapril and Metformin interaction
• Eryzole and Glucophage interaction
• Eryzole and Metformin interaction
• Eskaphen B and Glucophage interaction
• Eskaphen B and Metformin interaction
• Ethanol and Glucophage interaction
• Ethanol and Metformin interaction
• Fosinopril and Glucophage interaction
• Fosinopril and Metformin interaction
• Gantanol and Glucophage interaction
• Gantanol and Metformin interaction
• Gantrisin and Glucophage interaction
• Gantrisin and Metformin interaction
• Glucophage and alcohol interaction
• Glucophage and Bactrim interaction
• Glucophage and Cotrim interaction
• Glucophage and Cotrimazole interaction
• Glucophage and Cotrimoxazole interaction
• Glucophage and Procainamide interaction
• Glucophage and Quinidine interaction
• Glucophage and Quinine interaction
• Glucophage and Septra interaction
• Glucophage and SMZ-TMP interaction
• Glucophage and Sulfatrim interaction
• Glucophage and Uroplus interaction
• Glucophage and Vancomycin interaction
• Glucophage XR and alcohol interaction
• Glucophage XR and Bactrim interaction
• Glucophage XR and Cotrim interaction
• Glucophage XR and Cotrimazole interaction
• Glucophage XR and Cotrimoxazole interaction
• Glucophage XR and Procainamide interaction
• Glucophage XR and Quinidine interaction
• Glucophage XR and Quinine interaction
• Glucophage XR and Septra interaction
• Glucophage XR and SMZ-TMP interaction
• Glucophage XR and Sulfatrim interaction
• Glucophage XR and Uroplus interaction
• Glucophage XR and Vancomycin interaction
• Glucovance and alcohol interaction
• Glucovance and Bactrim interaction
• Glucovance and Cotrim interaction
• Glucovance and Cotrimazole interaction
• Glucovance and Cotrimoxazole interaction
• Glucovance and Procainamide interaction
• Glucovance and Quinidine interaction
• Glucovance and Quinine interaction
• Glucovance and Septra interaction
• Glucovance and SMZ-TMP interaction
• Glucovance and Sulfatrim interaction
• Glucovance and Uroplus interaction
• Glucovance and Vancomycin interaction
• Glycon and Bactrim interaction
• Glycon and Cotrim interaction
• Glycon and Cotrimazole interaction
• Glycon and Cotrimoxazole interaction
• Glycon and Procainamide interaction
• Glycon and Quinidine interaction
• Glycon and Quinine interaction
• Glycon and Septra interaction
• Glycon and SMZ-TMP interaction
• Glycon and Sulfatrim interaction
• Glycon and Uroplus interaction
• Glycon and Vancomycin interaction
• Gulfasin and Glucophage interaction
• Gulfasin and Metformin interaction
• Hydrea and Stavudine interaction
• Hydrea and Zerit interaction
• Hydroxyurea and Stavudine interaction
• Hydroxyurea and Zerit interaction
• Lexxel and Glucophage interaction
• Lexxel and Metformin interaction
• Lipo Gantrisin and Glucophage interaction
• Lipo Gantrisin and Metformin interaction
• Lisinopril and Glucophage interaction
• Lisinopril and Metformin interaction
• Lotensin and Glucophage interaction
• Lotensin and Metformin interaction
• Lotensin HCT and Glucophage interaction
• Lotensin HCT and Metformin interaction
• Lotrel and Glucophage interaction
• Lotrel and Metformin interaction
• Metformin and alcohol interaction
• Metformin and Bactrim interaction
• Metformin and Cotrim interaction
• Metformin and Cotrimazole interaction
• Metformin and Cotrimoxazole interaction
• Metformin and Procainamide interaction
• Metformin and Quinidine interaction
• Metformin and Quinine interaction
• Metformin and Septra interaction
• Metformin and SMZ-TMP interaction
• Metformin and Sulfatrim interaction
• Metformin and Uroplus interaction
• Metformin and Vancomycin interaction
• Monopril and Glucophage interaction
• Monopril and Metformin interaction
• Monopril HCT and Glucophage interaction
• Monopril HCT and Metformin interaction
• Mylocel and Stavudine interaction
• Mylocel and Zerit interaction
• Novahistine DMX liquid and Glucophage interaction
• Novahistine DMX liquid and Metformin interaction
• Novo-Captopril and Glucophage interaction
• Novo-Captopril and Metformin interaction
• Novo-Metformin and Bactrim interaction
• Novo-Metformin and Cotrim interaction
• Novo-Metformin and Cotrimazole interaction
• Novo-Metformin and Cotrimoxazole interaction
• Novo-Metformin and Procainamide interaction
• Novo-Metformin and Quinidine interaction
• Novo-Metformin and Quinine interaction
• Novo-Metformin and Septra interaction
• Novo-Metformin and SMZ-TMP interaction
• Novo-Metformin and Sulfatrim interaction
• Novo-Metformin and Uroplus interaction
• Novo-Metformin and Vancomycin interaction
• Novo-Trimel and Glucophage interaction
• Novo-Trimel and Metformin interaction
• Novo-Trimel DS and Glucophage interaction
• Novo-Trimel DS and Metformin interaction
• Novosoxazole and Glucophage interaction
• Novosoxazole and Metformin interaction
• Nu-Capto and Glucophage interaction
• Nu-Capto and Metformin interaction
• Nu-Cotrimox and Glucophage interaction
• Nu-Cotrimox and Metformin interaction
• Nyquil Nighttime Cold Medicine and Glucophage interaction
• Nyquil Nighttime Cold Medicine and Metformin interaction
• Pediazole and Glucophage interaction
• Pediazole and Metformin interaction
• PMS-Metformin and Bactrim interaction
• PMS-Metformin and Cotrim interaction
• PMS-Metformin and Cotrimazole interaction
• PMS-Metformin and Cotrimoxazole interaction
• PMS-Metformin and Procainamide interaction
• PMS-Metformin and Quinidine interaction
• PMS-Metformin and Quinine interaction
• PMS-Metformin and Septra interaction
• PMS-Metformin and SMZ-TMP interaction
• PMS-Metformin and Sulfatrim interaction
• PMS-Metformin and Uroplus interaction
• PMS-Metformin and Vancomycin interaction
• PMS-Vancomycin and Glucophage interaction
• PMS-Vancomycin and Metformin interaction
• Prinivil and Glucophage interaction
• Prinivil and Metformin interaction
• Prinzide and Glucophage interaction
• Prinzide and Metformin interaction
• Protrin and Glucophage interaction
• Protrin and Metformin interaction
• Protrin DF and Glucophage interaction
• Protrin DF and Metformin interaction
• Quinapril and Glucophage interaction
• Quinapril and Metformin interaction
• Ramace and Glucophage interaction
• Ramace and Metformin interaction
• Ramipril and Glucophage interaction
• Ramipril and Metformin interaction
• Riva-Metformin and Bactrim interaction
• Riva-Metformin and Cotrim interaction
• Riva-Metformin and Cotrimazole interaction
• Riva-Metformin and Cotrimoxazole interaction
• Riva-Metformin and Procainamide interaction
• Riva-Metformin and Quinidine interaction
• Riva-Metformin and Quinine interaction
• Riva-Metformin and Septra interaction
• Riva-Metformin and SMZ-TMP interaction
• Riva-Metformin and Sulfatrim interaction
• Riva-Metformin and Uroplus interaction
• Riva-Metformin and Vancomycin interaction
• Roubac and Glucophage interaction
• Roubac and Metformin interaction
• Septra and Glucophage interaction
• Septra and Metformin interaction
• Septra DS and Glucophage interaction
• Septra DS and Metformin interaction
• SK-Soxazole and Glucophage interaction
• SK-Soxazole and Metformin interaction
• Stavudine and didanosine interaction
• Stavudine and hydroxyurea interaction
• Sulfalar and Glucophage interaction
• Sulfalar and Metformin interaction
• Sulfamethoxazole and Glucophage interaction
• Sulfamethoxazole and Metformin interaction
• Sulfatrim and Glucophage interaction
• Sulfatrim and Metformin interaction
• Sulfisoxazole and Glucophage interaction
• Sulfisoxazole and Metformin interaction
• Sulfonamide Antibiotic and Glucophage interaction
• Sulfonamide Antibiotic and Metformin interaction
• Syn-Captopril and Glucophage interaction
• Syn-Captopril and Metformin interaction
• Temaril (5.7%) and Glucophage interaction
• Temaril (5.7%) and Metformin interaction
• Tuss-Ornade (5%) and Glucophage interaction
• Tuss-Ornade (5%) and Metformin interaction
• Uro Gantanol and Glucophage interaction
• Uro Gantanol and Metformin interaction
• Uroplus DS and Glucophage interaction
• Uroplus DS and Metformin interaction
• Uroplus SS and Glucophage interaction
• Uroplus SS and Metformin interaction
• Vagila and Glucophage interaction
• Vagila and Metformin interaction
• Vagitrol and Glucophage interaction
• Vagitrol and Metformin interaction
• Vancocin and Glucophage interaction
• Vancocin and Metformin interaction
• Vancoled and Glucophage interaction
• Vancoled and Metformin interaction
• Vancomycin and Glucophage interaction
• Vancomycin and Metformin interaction
• Vancor and Glucophage interaction
• Vancor and Metformin interaction
• Vaseretic and Glucophage interaction
• Vaseretic and Metformin interaction
• Vaxotec and Glucophage interaction
• Vaxotec and Metformin interaction
• Vicks Formula 44D and Glucophage interaction
• Vicks Formula 44D and Metformin interaction
• Zerit and didanosine interaction
• Zerit and hydroxyurea interaction
• Zerit XR and didanosine interaction
• Zerit XR and hydroxyurea interaction
• Zestoretic and Glucophage interaction
• Zestoretic and Metformin interaction
• Zestril and Glucophage interaction
• Zestril and Metformin interaction

About medication causes:

Another misdiagnosis possibility is that a particular medication or substance may be the real cause of the disease. Certain medications, chemicals, toxins or substances may possibly be underlying causes of Lactic Acidosis. Side effects of medications, or exposure to toxins, chemicals, or other substances may cause a symptom or condition. Hence, they become possible underlying causes of Lactic Acidosis but are often misdiagnosed or overlooked as a cause. For a general overview of this misdiagnosis issue, see Medication Underlying Cause Misdiagnosis.