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4 Drug Interactions Found
Severe severe interaction
bleomycin+Tobacco
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In theory, Tobacco smoking may increase the risk of serious lung side effects of Bleomycin. Talk to your prescriber about stopping Tobacco smoking if you are receiving Bleomycin treatment. Discuss any new or worsening side effects, such as a persistent, non-productive cough or shortness of breath, with your health care provider while you are receiving Bleomycin treatment.
Moderate moderate interaction
bleomycin+enoxaparin
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Although an interaction is possible, these drugs are sometimes used together. Using these drugs together may make you bruise or bleed more easily. If you are receiving Anticoagulants (examples: Coumadin, heparin, Lovenox), watch for signs of bruising or bleeding, which may occur at any time. Signs of bleeding include, but are not limited to, increased bruising, pinpoint red spots on your skin, or black, tarry stools.
Moderate moderate interaction
Al hydroxide/Mg hydroxide/simethicone+Alcohol
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Ethanol can decrease the actions of Magnesium Salts, by increasing its elimination from the body. To get the best results, limit your intake of alcoholic beverages while taking Magnesium Salts or supplements.
Moderate moderate interaction
ceftizoxime+enoxaparin
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Although Anticoagulants (examples: Coumadin, heparin, Lovenox) and Ceftizoxime can interact, they can be used together. Taking both of these drugs may make you bruise or bleed more easily. While you are taking any Anticoagulant, watch for signs of bruising or bleeding, which may occur at any time, but especially after beginning or changing treatment with Ceftizoxime. Signs of bleeding include, but are not limited to, increased bruising, pinpoint red spots on your skin, or black, tarry stools. Your health care provider will closely monitor your therapy when any new medicine is added or stopped.
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