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Can Nexium, Dilantin, Citalopram, Vistaril, Xanax And Seroquel Be Taken Together?

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Posted on Thu, 25 Jun 2015
Question: I am on Dilantin,xanex,diclofenac nexium,celexa,vistaril,vitamin in the morning. And at night seraquel,diclofenac,baclafin,valium and xanex at night. I need to know if any of these meds don't mix?
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Answered by Dr. Shubham Mehta (55 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
some significant drug interactions possible.

Detailed Answer:
Hello
Welcome here.

Nexium can increase blood levels of dilantin and citalopram. Dose adjustments may be needed. This can increase the side effects of either drug.

vistaril, xanax, seroquel and valium can have additive sedative effects. Avoid heavy machinery work and driving with these drugs.

Citalopram and diclofenac have pharmacodynamic synergism and increase the risk of upper GI bleeding. Take the two drugs together only if absolutely necessary.

Kindly discuss this with your doctor.

Hope this helps.
Thanks.
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Can Nexium, Dilantin, Citalopram, Vistaril, Xanax And Seroquel Be Taken Together?

Brief Answer: some significant drug interactions possible. Detailed Answer: Hello Welcome here. Nexium can increase blood levels of dilantin and citalopram. Dose adjustments may be needed. This can increase the side effects of either drug. vistaril, xanax, seroquel and valium can have additive sedative effects. Avoid heavy machinery work and driving with these drugs. Citalopram and diclofenac have pharmacodynamic synergism and increase the risk of upper GI bleeding. Take the two drugs together only if absolutely necessary. Kindly discuss this with your doctor. Hope this helps. Thanks.