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Can you take Advil® / Motrin® with Deltasone® / Rayos®?

Evidence-based interaction check between Advil® / Motrin® and Deltasone® / Rayos®

2 known interactions

The most significant is rated major. Always discuss with your healthcare provider.

Dramatically increases GI bleeding risk, combining corticosteroids with NSAIDs significantly increases the risk of GI ulcer and hemorrhage; add a PPI if both are necessary
Additive GI mucosal damage; combined use dramatically increases peptic ulcer risk.

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2 interactions found

Major

Dramatically increases GI bleeding risk, combining corticosteroids with NSAIDs significantly increases the risk of GI ulcer and hemorrhage; add a PPI if both are necessary

Moderate

Additive GI mucosal damage; combined use dramatically increases peptic ulcer risk.

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What this means

This summary is based on published interaction data from FDA prescribing information and clinical literature. It does not account for individual health factors, dosages, or other medications you may be taking. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider before making changes to your medication regimen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it safe to take Advil® / Motrin® with Deltasone® / Rayos®?

Our database shows 2 documented interactions between Advil® / Motrin® and Deltasone® / Rayos®. The most significant is rated as "major." Always discuss your specific medications with your healthcare provider.

What happens if you take Advil® / Motrin® and Deltasone® / Rayos® together?

Taking Advil® / Motrin® and Deltasone® / Rayos® together may cause the following: Dramatically increases GI bleeding risk, combining corticosteroids with NSAIDs significantly increases the risk of GI ulcer and hemorrhage; add a PPI if both are necessary; Additive GI mucosal damage; combined use dramatically increases peptic ulcer risk.. Your doctor can advise on dosage adjustments or alternatives.