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Dulera Inhl

Does Dulera Inhl interact with other medications?

Dulera Inhl may interact with the following medications

Severe Interactions of Dulera Inhl:
These medications are not usually taken together. Consult your healthcare professional (e.g., doctor or pharmacist) for more in formation.

IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVES; IMMUNOMODULATORS/EFALIZUMAB; NATALIZUMAB
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/DROPERIDOL

Serious Interactions of Dulera Inhl:
These medications may interact and cause very harmful effects. Consult your healthcare professional (e.g., doctor or pharmacist) for more in formation.

POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/AMIFAMPRIDINE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/DRONEDARONE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/ARTEMETHER-LUMEFANTRINE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/DISOPYRAMIDE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/CISAPRIDE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/ZIPRASIDONE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/LEVOMETHADYL
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/SPARFLOXACIN
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/HALOFANTRINE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/PIMOZIDE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/BEPRIDIL
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/THIORIDAZINE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/AMIODARONE
SYMPATHOMIMETICS/SELECTED INHALATION ANESTHETIC AGENTS
CORTICOSTEROIDS/MIFEPRISTONE

Moderate Interactions of Dulera Inhl:
These medications may cause some risk when taken together. Consult your healthcare professional (e.g., doctor or pharmacist) for more in formation.

CORTICOSTEROIDS/SELECTED MACROLIDE ANTIBIOTICS
INHALED SYMPATHOMIMETICS/TRICYCLIC COMPOUNDS
FORMOTEROL/QT PROLONGING AGENTS
SELECTED CORTICOSTEROIDS/ITRACONAZOLE; KETOCONAZOLE
SELECTED QT PROLONGING AGENTS/ATAZANAVIR
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/BEDAQUILINE
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/PASIREOTIDE
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/SORAFENIB
SELECTED QT PROLONGERS/VORICONAZOLE
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/CRIZOTINIB
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/CITALOPRAM
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/VEMURAFENIB
SELECTED QT PROLONGERS/ASTEMIZOLE; TERFENADINE
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/EZOGABINE
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/RILPIVIRINE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/VANDETANIB
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/GADOFOSVESET
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/ERIBULIN
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/CIPROFLOXACIN
SLT QT AGENTS/CLARITHROMYCIN; ERYTHROMYCIN; TELITHROMYCIN
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/ROMIDEPSIN
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/SAQUINAVIR
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/ILOPERIDONE
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/PAZOPANIB
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/TELAVANCIN
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/LOPINAVIR
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/ASENAPINE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/TOREMIFENE
SELECTED QT PROLONGERS/FOSPHENYTOIN
SELECTED QT PROLONGERS/QUINIDINE; NATISEDINE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/QUININE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/TETRABENAZINE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/NILOTINIB
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/PALONOSETRON
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/PALIPERIDONE
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/POSACONAZOLE
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/RANOLAZINE
POSSIBLE QT PROLONGING AGENTS/MESORIDAZINE
CORTICOSTEROIDS/QUINOLONES
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/NALIDIXIC ACID
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/NORFLOXACIN
QT PROLONGING AGENTS/METHADONE

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