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I bought a product sold as a red navel orange. When I ate it, it tasted much like grapefruit. Is there anything that I can do to counteract the interaction with propafenone.

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Ignore it an carry on. Nothing bad will happen.

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ijregner in reply to BobD

Thanks, you know how the internet overstates possibilities. I find this site a better resource. If required, my doctor. Appreciate you.

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You'll know by now! Apparently grapefruit alters the metabolism of various drugs making them more or less effective. I have read that it is not only grapefruit bit some other citrus frits, too, so do check the Wikipedia page on this for some science and advice.

Steve

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DawnTX in reply to Ppiman

It seems like all of my medication’s warned me to not have grapefruit products. I’m not a big fan anyway so I just do it

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