4 Comments so far

1. Powdered Toast Man Said:

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   At a rave.

2. ExeneC Said:

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   This should help–

   http://www.drugs.com/drug_interactions.php

3. jzz r Said:

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   The best place to look is in Stockley’s Drug interactions. If you do not have access to this book, then the British National Formulary 58 book would be ideal. Both books are available online but you need to be a member to use them. If you are unable to use both of these key sources, and only if, then you you could use the Drug Interactions Checker online at;

   http://www.drugs.com/drug_interactions.html

   Also, one of the patient infomation leaflets (PILs) of any one of the three medicines your on should have a drug interactions section that will tell you if these medicines interact.

   Hope this helped.

4. Kelle Said:

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   Google each drug seperately and see what interactions are listed.

   Two are pain relievers but help different areas.

   paxil is a mild anti depressant that shouldn’t bother anything at a low dose.

   I hate to see someone on Oxycodone. Unless you have a terminal illness try to get off that as soon as you can. HIGHLY addictive.