Interactions involving "tidalifil"
Browse through drug interaction analyses mentioning "tidalifil".
5 total interactions found in our database
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## Interaction Analysis: Tidalifil and Publix This analysis will explore potential interactions between Tidalifil and Publix. Note that "Publix" is a grocery store chain and does not represent a medication. Therefore, this analysis will focus on potential interactions between Tidalifil and common m...
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## Interaction Analysis: Tidalifil and Blood Pressure ### Known Interactions Between Medications Tadalafil, a PDE5 inhibitor, can interact with certain blood pressure medications, particularly those that lower blood pressure. The most concerning interaction is with nitrates (e.g., nitroglycerin, is...
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## Interaction Analysis: Tidalifil and Blue Chew ### Known Interactions Between Medications Blue Chew is a brand name for chewable tablets containing either sildenafil or tadalafil. Therefore, if Blue Chew contains *tadalafil*, taking it with *tadalafil* (the active ingredient in Tidalifil) would ...
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## Interaction Analysis: Tidalifil and Generic Cialis ### Known Interactions Between Medications Tadalafil and Generic Cialis are *the same medication*. Generic Cialis *is* tadalafil. Therefore, taking them together would be equivalent to taking a double dose of tadalafil. This is not a drug-drug ...
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## Interaction Analysis: Tadalafil and Cialis ### Known Interactions Between Medications Tadalafil and Cialis are *the same medication*. Cialis is a brand name for the drug tadalafil. Therefore, taking both simultaneously is essentially taking a double dose of the same drug. This is not a drug-dru...
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