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Drug Interaction Charts
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Please use this area to search for potential interactions between a wide range of drug treatment combinations

Select one of the following options that suits your particular Drug Interactions requirements:

Click here to check for interactions with HIV drugs and other drugs.

Click here for printable charts.

In both options we use a ‘Traffic Lights’ system to indicate the recommendation / strength of recommendation. For the online charts, cells are populated with study data, information from the Manufacturer’s Summary of Product Characteristics or Prescribing Information, or expert opinion and are shown as filled symbols. For these cells we then indicate the Quality of Evidence using methodology based on the GRADE system of classification.

Latest Articles

Drug Interactions - DRV/r and Pravastatin

Case Report – Nevirapine and quinine.

Drug Interactions - Buprenorphine and DRV/r or FPV/r.

Case Reports - Contraceptive failure with etonogestrel implants and efavirenz.

Drug Interactions - Nevirapine and artemether/lumefantrine.

Drug Interactions - DRV/r and rosuvastatin.

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Site Updates

Expanded General Anaesthetics Section
Added: Friday 13 January 2012
The General Anaesthetics section has been expanded to include muscle relaxants and additional genera...

Rilpivirine
Added: Wednesday 19 October 2011
Interactions with rilpivirine and comedications are now available on the website and the HIV iCharts...

Theoretical interactions for NRTIs, maraviroc and raltegravir.
Added: Wednesday 13 July 2011
The interaction charts have been updated to include “theoretical” interactions for all t...

In HIV therapy, patients take more than one antiretroviral medication at a time and possibly other drugs to treat co-existing conditions. Many of the drug combinations have the potential to interact and this can affect either the patient's safety or the effectiveness of treatment. For this reason some drug combinations should not be given at all, while other drugs may be used together with caution, possibly requiring adjustments to dosage or time of administration.

The charts on this site are a guide to interactions that may occur between different anti-HIV drugs and other medications that the HIV+ patient may be prescribed. The charts are constantly being updated as new data emerge.

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THE LIVERPOOL HIV PHARMACOLOGY GROUP

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