Drug Interactions Database
6278 interactions from BNF 85 - Check your medicines
Source:
BNF 85
verapamil
antiepileptics
increases concentration
Unknown
Anecdotal
verapamil
berotralstat
increases exposure
Unknown
Study
verapamil
betablockers,selective
increases risk of cardiovascularadverseeffects
Unknown
Study
verapamil
carbamazepine
increases concentration
Unknown
Anecdotal
verapamil
darifenacin
increases exposure
Unknown
Study
verapamil
doxorubicin
increases exposure
Unknown
Study
verapamil
fidaxomicin
increases exposure
Unknown
Study
verapamil
gilteritinib
increases exposure
Unknown
Theoretical
verapamil
larotrectinib
increases exposure
Unknown
Theoretical
verapamil
nintedanib
increases exposure
Unknown
Study
verapamil
pibrentasvir
increases exposure
Unknown
Theoretical
verapamil
relugolix
increases exposure
Unknown
Study
verapamil
talazoparib
increases exposure
Unknown
Study
verapamil
tigecycline
increases exposure
Unknown
Anecdotal
verapamil
topotecan
increases exposure
Unknown
Study
verapamil
trametinib
increases concentration
Unknown
Theoretical
vitamindsubstances
digoxin
increases risk of toxicity
Unknown
Theoretical
volatilehalogenatedanaesthetics
amfetamines
additive effect
Unknown
Theoretical
volatilehalogenatedanaesthetics
ephedrine
additive effect
Unknown
Theoretical
volatilehalogenatedanaesthetics
pseudoephedrine
additive effect
Unknown
Theoretical
volatilehalogenatedanaesthetics
xylometazoline
additive effect
Unknown
Theoretical
voriconazole
nintedanib
increases exposure
Unknown
Theoretical
voxilaprevirwithsofosbuvirandvelpatasvirpotentially
tenofovirdisoproxil
increases concentration
Unknown
Study
zinc
penicillamine
decreases absorption
Unknown
Theoretical
zinc
quinolones
decreases exposure
Unknown
Study
zolmitriptan
ergotamine
increases risk of vasoconstriction
Unknown
Theoretical
zuclopenthixol
levodopa
decreases effects
Unknown
Theoretical
zuclopenthixol
lithium
increases risk of neurotoxicity
Unknown
Anecdotal
Important: This database uses data from the British National Formulary (BNF 85). It is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.