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<strong>BNF</strong>C <strong>2011</strong>–<strong>2012</strong> Appendix 1: Interactions 693Efavirenz. Antipsychotics (continued)concentration of .pimozide (increased risk ofventricular arrhythmias—avoid concomitant use). Antivirals: avoidance of efavirenz advised by manufacturerof .atazanavir (plasma concentration ofatazanavir reduced); efavirenz reduces plasma concentrationof darunavir, fosamprenavir and indinavir;efavirenz possibly reduces plasma concentration of.etravirine—avoid concomitant use; efavirenzreduces plasma concentration of .lopinavir—considerincreasing dose of lopinavir; efavirenz possiblyreduces plasma concentration of .maraviroc—considerincreasing dose of maraviroc; plasma concentrationof efavirenz reduced by nevirapine; toxicity ofefavirenz increased by ritonavir, monitor liver functiontests; efavirenz significantly reduces plasmaconcentration of saquinavir. Anxiolytics and Hypnotics: increased risk of prolongedsedation when efavirenz given with .midazolam—avoid concomitant useCalcium-channel Blockers: efavirenz reduces plasmaconcentration of diltiazem. Ciclosporin: efavirenz possibly reduces plasma concentrationof .ciclosporin. Ergot Alkaloids: increased risk of ergotism whenefavirenz given with .ergot alkaloids—avoid concomitantuseGrapefruit Juice: plasma concentration of efavirenzpossibly increased by grapefruit juiceLipid-regulating Drugs: efavirenz reduces plasmaconcentration of atorvastatin, pravastatin andsimvastatin. Progestogens: efavirenz possibly reduces contraceptiveeffect of .progestogens. Tacrolimus: efavirenz possibly affects plasma concentrationof .tacrolimusEletriptan see 5HT 1 AgonistsEltrombopagAntacids: absorption of eltrombopag reduced byantacids (give at least 4 hours apart)Antivirals: plasma concentration of eltrombopag possiblyreduced by lopinavirCalcium Salts: absorption of eltrombopag possiblyreduced by calcium salts (give at least 4 hours apart)Dairy Products: absorption of eltrombopag possiblyreduced by dairy products (give at least 4 hoursapart)Iron: absorption of eltrombopag possibly reduced byoral iron (give at least 4 hours apart). Lipid-regulating Drugs: eltrombopag increases plasmaconcentration of .rosuvastatin (consider reducingdose of rosuvastatin)Selenium: absorption of eltrombopag possibly reducedby selenium (give at least 4 hours apart)Zinc: absorption of eltrombopag possibly reduced byzinc (give at least 4 hours apart)EmtricitabineAntivirals: manufacturer of emtricitabine advises avoidconcomitant use with lamivudineEnalapril see ACE InhibitorsEnoxaparin see HeparinsEnoximone see Phosphodiesterase InhibitorsEntacapone. Anticoagulants: entacapone enhances anticoagulanteffect of .warfarin. Antidepressants: manufacturer of entacapone advisescaution with moclobemide, paroxetine, tricyclics andvenlafaxine; avoid concomitant use of entacaponewith non-selective .MAOIsDopaminergics: entacapone possibly enhances effectsof apomorphine; entacapone possibly reducesplasma concentration of rasagiline; manufacturer ofentacapone advises max. dose of 10 mg selegiline ifused concomitantlyIron: absorption of entacapone reduced by oral ironMemantine: effects of dopaminergics possiblyenhanced by memantineEntacapone (continued)Methyldopa: entacapone possibly enhances effects ofmethyldopa; antiparkinsonian effect of dopaminergicsantagonised by methyldopaSympathomimetics: entacapone possibly enhanceseffects of adrenaline (epinephrine), dobutamine,dopamine and noradrenaline (norepinephrine)Enteral Foods. Anticoagulants: the presence of vitamin K in someenteral feeds can antagonise the anticoagulant effectof .coumarins and .phenindioneAntiepileptics: enteral feeds possibly reduce absorptionof phenytoinEphedrine see SympathomimeticsEpinephrine (adrenaline) see SympathomimeticsEpirubicin. Antipsychotics: avoid concomitant use of cytotoxicswith .clozapine (increased risk of agranulocytosis). Ciclosporin: plasma concentration of epirubicinincreased by .ciclosporin. Ulcer-healing Drugs: plasma concentration of epirubicinincreased by .cimetidineEplerenone see DiureticsEprosartan see Angiotensin-II Receptor AntagonistsEptifibatideIloprost: increased risk of bleeding when eptifibatidegiven with iloprostErgometrine see Ergot AlkaloidsErgot AlkaloidsAnaesthetics, General: effects of ergometrine on theparturient uterus reduced by halothane. Antibacterials: increased risk of ergotism when ergotamineand methysergide given with .macrolides or.telithromycin—avoid concomitant use; increasedrisk of ergotism when ergotamine and methysergidegiven with tetracyclinesAntidepressants: possible risk of hypertension whenergotamine and methysergide given with reboxetine. Antifungals: increased risk of ergotism when ergotamineand methysergide given with .imidazoles or.triazoles—avoid concomitant use. Antivirals: plasma concentration of ergot alkaloidspossibly increased by .atazanavir—avoid concomitantuse; increased risk of ergotism when ergotalkaloids given with .efavirenz—avoid concomitantuse; increased risk of ergotism when ergotamine andmethysergide given with .fosamprenavir, .indinavir,.nelfinavir, .ritonavir or .saquinavir—avoid concomitantuseBeta-blockers: increased peripheral vasoconstrictionwhen ergotamine and methysergide given with betablockers. 5HT 1 Agonists: increased risk of vasospasm whenergotamine and methysergide given with .almotriptan,.rizatriptan, .sumatriptan or .zolmitriptan (avoidergotamine and methysergide <strong>for</strong> 6 hours afteralmotriptan, rizatriptan, sumatriptan or zolmitriptan,avoid almotriptan, rizatriptan, sumatriptan or zolmitriptan<strong>for</strong> 24 hours after ergotamine and methysergide);increased risk of vasospasm whenergotamine and methysergide given with .eletriptan,.frovatriptan or .naratriptan (avoid ergotamine andmethysergide <strong>for</strong> 24 hours after eletriptan,frovatriptan or naratriptan, avoid eletriptan,frovatriptan or naratriptan <strong>for</strong> 24 hours after ergotamineand methysergide)Sympathomimetics: increased risk of ergotism whenergotamine and methysergide given with sympathomimetics. Ulcer-healing Drugs: increased risk of ergotism whenergotamine and methysergide given with.cimetidine—avoid concomitant useErgotamine and Methysergide see Ergot AlkaloidsErlotinib. Analgesics: increased risk of bleeding when erlotinibgiven with .NSAIDsAppendix 1: Interactions

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