| IF YOU TAKE THESE: Aloe & digoxin heart medicine Aloe & diabetes medications Aloe & diuretics (water pills) Beta-Carotene & cigarette smoking Beta-Carotene & cigarette smoking Capsicum & blood-thinner medicines Cat's Claw & blood pressure medicines Cat's Claw & immunosuppressants Chondroitin & blood thinner medicines Echinacea & immunosuppressants Ephedra & digoxin heart medicine Ephedra & diabetes medicine Fish oils & blood thinner medicines Garlic pills & blood thinner medicines, aspirin Garlic pills & diabetes medicines Garlic pills & cyclosporine/HIV medicines Gingko Biloba & blood thinner medicines Gingko Biloba & anticonvulsants (seizures) Ginseng & blood thinner medicines Ginseng & diabetes medicines Glucosamine & some cancer medicines Glucosamine & shellfish allergy Hawthorn & digoxin heart medicine Kava-kava if you have liver problems St. John's Wort & digoxin heart medicine St. John's Wort & psychiatric medicines St. John's Wort & cyclosporine St. John's Wort & blood thinner medicines St. John's Wort & certain migraine medicines | THIS COULD HAPPEN: Low potassium levels Low blood sugar levels Low potassium levels Higher cancer risk Higher heart attack risk Risk of bleeding Low blood pressure Reduced effectiveness of medicine Risk of bleeding Reduced effectiveness of medicine Irregular heart beat High blood sugar levels Risk of bleeding Risk of bleeding Lower blood sugar levels Reduced effectiveness of medicine Risk of bleeding Risk of seizures Risk of bleeding Risk of low blood sugar levels Reduced effectiveness of medicine Allergic reaction Irregular heart beat Severe liver damage Reduced effectiveness of digoxin Risk of toxic side effects Reduced effectiveness of medicine Reduced effectiveness of medicine Risk of toxic side effects |
POTENTIAL GRAPEFRUIT & GRAPEFRUIT JUICE MEDICINE INTERACTIONS
If you take any of the following medicines, please be sure and ask yourphysician or pharmacist for the most current information before eatinggrapefruit or drinking grapefruit juice:
Medicines used to treat high blood pressure
Medicines used to treat/lower cholesterol levels, such as "statin" medicines
Medicines used to treat anxiety, such as "anti-anxiety" medicines
Medicines used to treat cold and cough symptoms, such as "antihistamine" medicines
Medicines used to treat HIV/AIDS, such as "protease inhibitors" medicines
Medicines used to treat/reduce organ rejection after transplant surgery, such as "immunosuppressants"
Want to learn more about medicine interactions? visit the following websites:
www.my.webmd.com/medical_information/drug_and_herb
www.druginteractioncenter.org (grapefruit interaction information)
Thisinformation is to be used for educational and informational purposesonly. As always, speak with your physician about any questions you mayhave about your medicines and possible interactions.