Most: There is no drug interaction with NSAIDs or opiates. However if a tricyclic antidepressant is used for pain control , it may affect the effect of Zoloft (sertraline). However there may be an additive sedating effect from opiates.
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Mostly safe except: Concomitant SSRI (e.g. Zoloft) use with NSAID's & aspirin can increase bleeding in high risk individuals. NSAID's may also diminish the therapeutic effect of SSRI's. Use with tramadol, some other opiate, triptans, & tricyclics may increase risk for serotonin syndrome. QT-interval prolongation is another concern. It can increase concentration of hydrocodone. Acetaminophen is the safest OTC choice.
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