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What drug interactions occur with Ativan?

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What drug interactions occur with Ativan?

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Drugs or substances that may interact with Ativan include: 1. Clozaril (clozapine) – when taken with Ativan can increase side effects such as sedation and loss of coordination 2. Heparin, Macrolide antibiotics, Depakene (valproic acid), and Benemid (probenecid) – when taken with Ativan can increase its effects 3. Birth control pills, caffeine/amphetamines/other stimulants, and Theo-Dur (theophylline) – these drugs can reduce Ativan’s effects 4. Lithium – when taken with Ativan can lower body temperature 5. Perocet (oxycodone) and other central nervous system (CNS) depressants – can cause a slower rate of breathing when taken with Ativan 6. Dilantin (pheytoin) – can cause Dilatin or Ativan blood levels to change 7. Narcotics, marijuana, tobacco smoking – can increase sedation 8. Sedatives, sleeping pills, other benzodiazepines – combination with Ativan could cause death 9. Alcohol – when taken with Ativan can lower breathing rate and blood pressure resulting in unconsciousness For More

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