Combinations of drugs requiring compliance with precautionary measures:
- Beta-blockers:
In the case of anaphylactic shock or a sharp drop in blood pressure when iodine-containing contrast is introduced, beta-adrenoblockers suppress compensatory reactions from the cardiovascular system.
Before the X-ray examination, the use of beta-blockers should be stopped, if possible. If continuity of therapy is extremely important for the patient, you should have appropriate resuscitation equipment at hand.
-Diuretics:
If diuretics are caused, dehydration, it increases the risk of developing acute kidney failure, especially when using large doses of iodine-containing contrast.
Precautions: before the introduction of iodine-containing contrast, the patient should be adequately hydrated before and after the administration of the drug.
- Metformin:
In patients with diabetes mellitus, a decrease in renal function caused by an X-ray examination may be a triggering factor for the development of lactic acidosis (lactic acidosis).
Metformin should be temporarily discontinued 48 hours before and resumed only 2 days after the X-ray examination.
Combinations of drugs that should be taken into account:
- Interleukin II:
Patients who took less than 2 weeks before the study of interleukin II are prone to an increased incidence of delayed adverse reactions (skin rash, significant reduction in blood pressure oliguria).