Drug- Tobacco Interactions
S.no
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Product
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Interactions (TOBACCO)
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1.
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ALPRAZOLAM
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Concurrent use of ALPRAZOLAM and TOBACCO may
result in decreased alprazolam plasma concentrations and efficacy
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2.
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CONTRACEPTIVES , COMBINATION
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Concurrent use of CONTRACCEPTIVES, COMBINATION and
TOBACCO may result in an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.
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3.
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ERLOTINIB
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Concurrent use of ERLOTINIB and TOBACCO may
result in increased erlotinib clearance and reduced serum concentrations.
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4.
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FLUVOXAMINE
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Concurrent use of
FLUVOXAMINE and TOBACCO may result in increased fluvoxamine metabolism
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5.
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IMIPRAMINE
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Concurrent use of IMIPRAMINE and TOBACCO may result in decreased
imipramine concentrations
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6.
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PENTAZOCINE
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Concurrent use of PENTAZOCINE and TOBACCO may result in decreased
Pentazocine concentrations
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7.
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PROPOXYPHENE
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Concurrent use of PROPOXYPHENE and TOBACCO
may result in decreased Propoxyphene
concentrations
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8.
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ROPINIROLE
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Concurrent use of ROPINIROLE and TOBACCO may result in decreased
Ropinirole plasma concentrations and efficacy
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9.
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THEOPHYLLINE
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Concurrent use of THEOPHYLLINE and TOBACCO
may result in decreased Theophylline concentrations
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10.
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TOLBUTAMIDE
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Concurrent use of TOLBUTAMIDE and TOBACCO may result
in decreased tolbutamide concentrations
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11.
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WARFARIN
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Concurrent use of WARFARIN and TOBACCO may result in
increased or decreased prothrombin time
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