(Report ID: 66045) Drug interactions analysis of: Divalproex Sodium, Zidovudine, Lamivudine, Azithromycin, Bactrim, SertralineMany drug interactions and side effects can not be detected until the drugs have been used by millions of people, and for a long time. Large, long-term drug safety studies are ideal to discover these real-world drug outcomes. For the first time, eHealthMe enables health professionals and patients to conduct these studies for their drugs. Click here to check your drugs now, in a whole new way. As of Nov, 21, 2008, eHealthMe analyzes 10,180,651 drug interactions and side effects of 21,667 FDA-approved drugs from 1977 to the present. Results on Nov, 21, 2008: 14 relevant incidents
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- The incidents can not include all actual occurrences
- Data of 2008 is not complete
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| Report ID | Date of submission | Patient age | Patient gender |
| 66045 | Mar, 8, 2006 | 30 | Male |
List of drugs the patient takes:
| Drug |
Divalproex Sodium |
Zidovudine |
Lamivudine |
Azithromycin |
Bactrim |
Sertraline |
List of drug interactions, adverse side effects / events the patient has:
| Name |
Drug Effect Decreased |
Drug Interaction |
Drug Level Decreased |
Mania |
Results from eHealthMe: 14 relevent incidents1) Comparison with the patient's adverse outcomes:
| Name | Count (% of total reports) |
Drug Effect Decreased | 1 (7.14%) |
Drug Interaction | 1 (7.14%) |
Drug Level Decreased | 1 (7.14%) |
Mania | 1 (7.14%) |
2) Top drug interactions, adverse side effects reported for the past 12 months:
3) Top co-used drugs drugs reported for the past 12 months:
4) Top drug interactions, adverse side effects reported of all time:Death: 0 Cancer: 0
| Name | Count (% of total reports) |
1 | Nipple Disorder | 10 (71.43%) |
2 | Facial Dysmorphism | 7 (50.00%) |
3 | Congenital Nail Disorder | 7 (50.00%) |
4 | Congenital Abnormality Nos | 6 (42.86%) |
5 | Complications Of Maternal Exposure To Therapeutic Drugs | 5 (35.71%) |
6 | Complications Of Maternal Exposure To Therapuetic Drugs | 5 (35.71%) |
7 | Congenital Limb Anomaly Nos | 5 (35.71%) |
8 | Maternal Drugs Affecting Foetus | 4 (28.57%) |
9 | Neonatal Disorder Nos | 4 (28.57%) |
10 | Congenital Foot Malformation Nos | 4 (28.57%) |
5) Top co-used drugs drugs reported of all time:
| Name | Count |
1 | Epivir | 13 |
2 | Retrovir | 13 |
3 | Combivir | 12 |
4 | Zoloft | 11 |
5 | Oxycontin | 11 |
6 | Crixivan | 11 |
7 | Zithromax | 11 |
8 | Duragesic | 11 |
9 | Zerit | 11 |
10 | Fluconazole | 9 |
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