Sonata Interactions Explained
Alcohol
When alcohol and
Sonata are taken at the same time, Sonata may increase the effects of the alcohol. It is, therefore, recommended that you do not drink alcohol when taking Sonata
(see Sonata and Alcohol).
Certain Antibiotics or Antifungals
Taking Sonata with certain antibiotics or antifungals can increase the level of Sonata in the blood, increasing your chance of developing side effects. Talk to your healthcare provider before taking these medications together.
Certain Anticonvulsants
Taking Sonata with certain anticonvulsants can increase the level of Sonata in the blood, increasing your chance of developing side effects. Talk to your healthcare provider before taking these two medications together.
Cimetidine (Tagamet)
Taking Sonata with
cimetidine can substantially increase the level of Sonata in your blood. If you are taking cimetidine, you should be started on a lower dose of Sonata (5 mg before bedtime).
Delavirdine (Rescriptor)
Taking Sonata with
delavirdine can increase the level of Sonata in the blood, increasing your chance of developing side effects. Talk to your healthcare provider before taking these two medications together.
Diclofenac (Cataflam, Voltaren)
Taking Sonata with
diclofenac can increase the level of Sonata in the blood, increasing your chance of developing side effects. Talk to your healthcare provider before taking these two medications together.
Imatinib (Gleevec)
Taking Sonata with imatinib can increase the level of Sonata in the blood, increasing your chance of developing side effects. Talk to your healthcare provider before taking these two medications together.
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