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Table 3 Drug pairs involved in class X and D pDDIs and their potential consequences

From: Potential drug–drug interactions in patients with cardiovascular diseases: findings from a prospective observational study

Category

Drug interacting pair

Frequency

Potential consequence

X

Albuterol + carvedilol

15

Diminished bronchodilatory effects of albuterol

Alprazolam + orphenadrine

3

Increased CNS depressant effects of orphenadrine

Clarithromycin + ivabradine

3

Increased risk of ivabradine toxicity

enoxaparin + rivaroxaban

3

Increased risk of bleeding

Orphenadrine + dimenhydrinate

3

Increased potential for CNS depression

tramadol + nalbuphine

3

May diminish the analgesic effect of tramadol

D

Aspirin + enoxaparin

229

Increased risk of bleeding

Clopidogrel + enoxaparin

214

Increased risk of bleeding

Clopidogrel + omeprazole

94

Decreased clopidogrel effectiveness and therapeutic failure

Clopidogrel + esomeprazole

6

Decreased clopidogrel effectiveness and therapeutic failure

Aspirin + rivaroxaban

6

Increased risk of bleeding

Insulin + sitagliptin

6

Increased risk of hypoglycemia

Atorvastatin + diltiazem

3

Increased risk of myositis, rhabdomyolysis and hepatotoxicity

Atorvastatin + clarithromycin

3

Increased serum concentration of atorvastatin may lead to rhabdomyolysis

Clarithromycin + verapamil

3

Decreased metabolism and increased therapeutic effects of verapamil

Warfarin + amiodarone

3

Increased risk of bleeding

Warfarin + meloxicam

3

Increased risk of bleeding

Digoxin + amiodarone

3

Increased concentration of digoxin and possible toxicity

Domperidone + escitalopram

3

Increased risk of QT interval prolongation

Furosemide + meloxicam

3

May decrease the diuretic effect of furosemide

Tramadol + dimenhydrinate

3

Increased CNS depressant effect of tramadol