clinical consequences for the PM |
increased risk of toxicity |
debrisoquine |
postural hypotension and physical collapse |
sparteine |
oxytocic effects |
perphenazine |
extrapyramidal symptoms |
flecainide |
possibly ventricular tachyarrhythmias |
perhexiline |
neuropathy and hepatotoxicity |
phenformin |
lactic acidosis |
propafenone |
CNS toxicity and bronchoconstriction |
metoprolol |
loss of cardioselectivity |
nortriptyline |
hypotension and confusion |
terikalant |
excessive prolongation in QT interval |
dexfenfluramine |
nausea, vomiting and headache |
l-tryptophan |
eosinophilia-myalgia syndrome |
indoramin |
sedation |
thioridazine |
excessive prolongation in QT interval |
tramadol |
hyper-anticoagulation from warfarin |
failure to respond |
|
codeine |
poor analgesic efficacy |
tramadol |
poor analgesic efficacy |
opiates |
protection from oral opiate dependence |