Beta Blockers
Buproban may raise the levels of beta blockers in your blood, potentially increasing your risk of side effects. Depending on your particular situation, your healthcare provider may need to monitor you more closely and may need to decrease your beta blocker dose.
Certain Arrhythmia Medications
Buproban can raise the levels of certain arrhythmia medications in your blood, possibly increasing your risk of side effects. To prevent this, your healthcare provider may need to monitor you more closely, especially when you are starting or stopping Buproban.
Cyclophosphamide
While it is thought that
cyclophosphamide may interact with Buproban, there have been no reports of such an interaction in actual patients. Depending on your situation, if you are taking cyclophosphamide along with Buproban, your healthcare provider may choose to monitor you more closely and may adjust your doses of these medications.
Doxorubicin
Doxorubicin may raise the level of Buproban in your blood, which may increase your chances of side effects. Your healthcare provider may need to decrease your Buproban dose while you are taking doxorubicin.
Efavirenz
While it is thought that
efavirenz may interact with Buproban, there have been no reports of such an interaction in actual patients. Depending on your situation, if you are taking efavirenz along with Buproban, your healthcare provider may monitor you more closely and may need to adjust your doses of these medications.
Levodopa
Combining Buproban and levodopa may increase your risk of side effects. To prevent this, your healthcare provider may decide to start you at a lower Buproban dosage if you are taking levodopa.
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