Table 4.
Type of interaction, drug | Recommendation |
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Decreases voriconazole levels | |
Carbamazepine | Contraindicated |
Long-acting barbiturates | Contraindicated |
Rifampin | Contraindicated |
Ritonavir | Avoid unless benefit outweighs risk |
Levels increased by voriconazole | |
Astemizole | Contraindicated |
Cisapride | Contraindicated |
Cyclosporine | Reduce cyclosporine dosage by half and monitor cyclosporine levels |
Ergot alkaloids | Contraindicated |
Omeprazole | Reduce dosage by half |
Quinidine | Contraindicated |
Sirolimus | Contraindicated Reduce sirolimus dose by 90% and monitor sirolimus levels |
Tacrolimus | Reduce tacrolimus dosage by two-thirds and monitor tacrolimus levels |
Terfenadine | Contraindicated |
Warfarin | Monitor prothrombin time and international normalized ratio |
Decreases voriconazole levels and increases other drug levels | |
Rifabutin | Contraindicated |
Phenytoin | Double voriconazole dosage and monitor for increased phenytoin levels |
Efavirenz | Double voriconazole dosage and reduce efavirenz dose by half |
Levels likely increased by voriconazole: sulfonylureas, statins, vinca alkaloids, calcium channel blockers, benzodiazepines | Monitor effect of drug and consider decreasing dosage when voriconazole is started |
Modified from reference 27.