Can Zoloft be combined with Saxenda, Siofor, Zanacodar, Euthyrox, Primolut-Nor and Dexilant?

At the outset, it should be noted that all medicines listed in the question are available only with a prescription and should not be used without consulting a specialist. I will try to give you general information: Zoloft may reduce the concentration of Euthyrox in serum and weaken its effect. The use of Zoloft in patients with hypothyroidism should monitor thyroid function and increase the dose of Euthyrox if necessary. Thyroid hormones may also increase glucose levels via the mechanism of gluconeogenesis and insulin resistance. Therefore, the simultaneous use of Siofor and thyroid hormones (here: Euthyrox) may weaken the effect of Siofor. Glucose levels should be monitored in patients using the above combination; especially when starting, modifying or stopping thyroid hormone treatment. The simultaneous use of Dexilant and Zanacodar may cause a decrease in the level of magnesium in the blood. It is manifested by fatigue, impaired concentration, memory and sleep, muscle tremors and even heart rhythm disorders and convulsions. With long-term therapy, it is worth agreeing with the doctor supplementation with preparations containing magnesium. If medicines have been prescribed by different doctors, a consultation is necessary to determine whether these medicines can be used at the same time and, if so, whether the recommendations on the timing of their administration need to be changed. If you are unable to get to your primary care doctor, the GdziePoLek.pl service also allows you to obtain a teleconsultation with a doctor: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/telekonsultacja