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Symptoms » Digestive symptoms » Drug Causes
 

Drug interactions causing Digestive symptoms

Drug interactions causing Digestive symptoms:
When combined, certain drugs, medications, substances or toxins may react causing Digestive symptoms as a symptom.

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.

  • Anaprox and Probenecid interaction
  • Anaprox DS and Probenecid interaction
  • Apo-Mefanamic and Ketorolac interaction
  • Apo-Mefanamic and Toradol interaction
  • Canesten and Aspirin interaction
  • Cholecalciferol and Aluminum Hydroxide interaction
  • Clotrimaderm and Aspirin interaction
  • Clotrimazole and Aspirin interaction
  • Donepezil and Paroxetine interaction
  • EC-Naprosyn and Probenecid interaction
  • Ethosuximide and Isoniazid interaction
  • Femcare and Aspirin interaction
  • Femzol-7 and Aspirin interaction
  • Fenamate and Ketorolac interaction
  • Fenamate and Toradol interaction
  • Fluorouracil and Cimetidine interaction
  • Fluorouracil and Metronidazole interaction
  • Grapefruit Juice and Colchicine interaction
  • Gyne-Lotrimin and Aspirin interaction
  • Lotriderm and Aspirin interaction
  • Lotrimin AF and Aspirin interaction
  • Lotrisone and Aspirin interaction
  • Meclodium and Ketorolac interaction
  • Meclodium and Toradol interaction
  • Meclofenaf and Ketorolac interaction
  • Meclofenaf and Toradol interaction
  • Meclofenamate and Ketorolac interaction
  • Meclofenamate and Toradol interaction
  • Meclomen and Ketorolac interaction
  • Meclomen and Toradol interaction
  • Mefenamic Acid and Ketorolac interaction
  • Mefenamic Acid and Toradol interaction
  • Methotrexate Sodium and NSAID interaction - Severe intestinal problem
  • Mycelex and Aspirin interaction
  • Mycelex-7 and Aspirin interaction
  • Mycelex-G and Aspirin interaction
  • Myclo and Aspirin interaction
  • Myclo-Gyne and Aspirin interaction
  • Naprelan and Probenecid interaction
  • Naproxen and Probenecid interaction
  • Neo-Zol and Aspirin interaction
  • Novo-Mefanamic and Ketorolac interaction
  • Novo-Mefanamic and Toradol interaction
  • Ponstan and Ketorolac interaction
  • Ponstan and Toradol interaction
  • Ponstel and Ketorolac interaction
  • Ponstel and Toradol interaction
  • Rheumatrex and NSAID interaction - Severe intestinal problem
  • Theophylline and Tetracycline interaction

 » Next page: Types of Digestive symptoms

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