this is a class effect and it's really important that patients understand that they need to use one pharmacy get to know their pharmacist on a first name basis and have a medication list which lists all of their medications that they are taking; both over-the-counter herbals vitamins as well as prescriptions. this class can interact with certain antibiotics it can interact with certain blood thinners so it's going to be really important that we know all the other medicines that people are taking. nowadays a lot of people don't use just one pharmacy. so help out the pharmacist we are looking out for your safety. if a drug interaction is possible if the pharmacy can get a hold of it quickly like basically know what other meds you are on intercept it and then call the doctor we can get you switched to something that won't interact and therefore you will be okay. so once again it's that essential communication that information that we need to help the pharmacist do our jobs so we can help you.
what other drugs interact badly with proton pump inhibitors?