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... Other drugs used for travel anxiety/motion sickness include meclizine, diphenhydramine, and diazepam. Occasionally, animals (particularly cats) may have a paradoxical response to ...
... amitraz (including the flea/tick collars and dips) buspirone, cyproheptadine, diazepam, alprazolam, diuretics, insulin, isoniazid, MAO inhibitors (selegiline) ...
... and ileus. CNS depressant drugs may increase the risk of sedation. Cimetidine and diazepam may either inhibit metabolism or increase amitriptyline drug levels resulting in potential increased risk ...
... and penicillamine. Drugs that increase digoxin levels or slow the elimination of digoxin: diazepam, quinidine, anticholinergics, succinylcholine, verapamil, tetracycline, and erythromycin. ...
... In humans, phenytoin is the recommended treatment for seizures due to antihistamine overdose. Diazepam and barbiturates should be avoided. About the Author Dr. Barbara Forney is ...
... following massive overdose. Electrolyte and fluid balance should be monitored and managed. IV diazepam may be used for seizures. About the Author Dr. Barbara Forney is ...
... when prazosin is used to treat urethral spasm a skeletal muscle relaxant, such as diazepam, is also indicated. Side Effects Fainting or loss of consciousness associated with ...
... inhibitors (such as fluoxetine). Other potential drug interactions include: cimetidine, diazepam, cisapride, thyroid medications, heart medications, drugs that change heart rhythm ...
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