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Drug interactions between Synthroid and Savella

This is a real world study of Synthroid and Savella drug interactions. The study is created by eHealthMe based on 335 reports from FDA.

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What are the drugs

Synthroid has active ingredients of levothyroxine sodium. It is used in hypothyroidism, thyroid function tests, thyroid diseases, chronic thyroiditis, hyperthyroidism, primary hypothyroidism.

Savella has active ingredients of milnacipran hydrochloride. It is used in fibromyalgia, pain, depression, muscle aches, chronic gouty arthritis, migraine.

On May, 11, 2013: 335 people who reported to have interactions when taking Savella, Synthroid are studied

Trend of Savella, Synthroid's drug interactions, side effects and effectiveness reports (8538159)

Drug combinations in study:
- Savella (milnacipran hydrochloride)
- Synthroid (levothyroxine sodium)

eHealthMe real world results:

Most common interactions experienced by people in the use of Savella, Synthroid:

(click on each outcome to view in-depth analysis, incl. how people recovered)
InteractionNumber of reports
1Nausea71
2Vomiting52
3Blood Pressure Increased47
4Fatigue42
5Headache38
6Dizziness36
7Hyperhidrosis36
8Insomnia31
9Pain23
10Weight Decreased22

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Most common interactions experienced by people in long term use of Savella, Synthroid:

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InteractionNumber of reports
1Renal Failure1
2Overdose1

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Top conditions involved for these people * :

  1. Fibromyalgia
  2. Pain
  3. Rheumatoid arthritis
  4. Depression
  5. Hypothyroidism

Top co-used drugs for these people * :

  1. Humira
  2. Lyrica
  3. Nexium
  4. Xanax
  5. Ambien

* Approximation only. Some reports may have incomplete information.

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Side effects in real world:

On eHealthMe, Synthroid (levothyroxine sodium) is often used to treat hypothyroidism. Savella (milnacipran hydrochloride) is often used to treat fibromyalgia. Find out below the conditions the drugs are used for, how effective they are, and any alternative drugs that you can use to treat those same conditions.

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Comments from related studies:

  • From this study (1 month ago):

  • Please help if you are able.
    Background: Very Healthy, active 115 lb. 70 year old female. Worked out, lifted weights, 40 minute walk, 40 deep knee bends, 20 push ups, all daily activities until 8 months ago when became profoundly fatigued, with severe (incapacitating) muscle pain, literally overnight. Had to quit job, as too fatigued to work. Currently: No muscle pain. Debilitating fatigue persists.
    Current Meds:
    200 Tramadol daily, Chronic Severe Bursitis
    8 mgs. Prednisone daily, fatigue
    50 mcs. Synthroid daily, Hypothyroidism
    300 mgs. Gabapentin daily, Post Herpetic Neuralgia (Shingles)
    Savella Dose pack prescribed. Details below.

    Current Problem:
    Recently prescribed Savella dose pack to treat unremitting fatigue. Dx: PMR NOS. Also taking Tramadol 200 mgs. daily, 3 years for Severe Chronic Bursitis.
    After 12.5 msg Savella twice daily for three days, nothing different noted.
    Dose pack increase: 25 mgs twice daily for four days. After three days, noted moderate increase in energy. Dose pack increase to 50 mgs. twice daily. After three to four days felt increasingly worse: fatigued, weak, unsteady on my feet, heart rate 104 (typically 70-74). Fatigue much worse than before started Savella. Quit Savella.
    Question: I read Savella interacts badly with Tramadol, but how seriously for my body, and at what dose? Savella at lower dose (25 mgs twice daily,) was such a welcome therapeutic difference in fatigue symptoms. If possible, would like to restart Savella at 25 mgs twice daily. Would I notice if an interaction with Tramadol at that dose of Savella, and would it preclude taking them together? Looking forward to your report on others experiencing these interactions and symptoms.

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  • From this study (8 months ago):

  • have been overwhelmed by rash/hives since July '12, was on long term prednisone for polymyalgia rheumatica/inflammatory arthritis ending in 4/12. Started on Lyrica in June--on for 3 weeks then off d/t excessive drowsiness. Biopsy of rash indicated RX hypersensitivity and d/c'd all RX except: synthroid, lasix, zolpidem. increased SOB has indicated use of Xopenex nebulizer txs q 4 hrs x 2days. Prescribed Prednisone for rash. Has cleared everytime except this one. Currently on day 2 of 40mg and have facial rash (slightly worse this round--first occurred with last round) and body rash is NOT clearing! Any info is welcomed!

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  • From this study (8 months ago):

  • have been diagnosed with high blood pressure, also have had an operation fusing l5/s1 vertebra after which got restless leg syndrome and many leg cramps and pain, have anxiety and depression for many year, recently have been diagnosed with fybromyalgia through process of elimination

    Reply

  • From this study (1 year ago):

  • The Doctor changed me to Nucynta 10 days ago, I began having adverse effects day five. Nausea, diarrhea, chills and hot feeling all at the same time, & headache.

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  • From this study (1 year ago):

  • Medications improved fibromyalgia for about 1.5 years until side effects began to outweigh benefits. Tremor & myoclonic jerking seemed linked to build up of SINGULAIR, Cymbalta, SAVELLA, Elavil & Lyrica. Tremor, jerking and mood problems lessened when SINGULAIR was discontinued. Cognition improved slightly when Elavil was discontinued. Urinary retention lessened when Cymbalta dose was lowered to 40mg.

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