is it ok to eat clementines while taking calquence?
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clementines and calquence
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Hi Sailor3,
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We had a discussion on this yesterday- the answer is YES. Most citrus fruits are perfectly OK. There are a very few minor exceptions: Grapefruit, bitter oranges, and any cross breed of those plus pomegranates and star fruit have a specific enzyme that makes many drugs stronger and last longer in the body .
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Len
Add blood oranges and Saville oranges to that list. And that means that marmalades from the U.K., which typically are made from saville oranges, are on the no no list.
Might need to eat a lot, says she scoffed a whole box full in a short time period.
proceedings.med.ucla.edu/wp...
Also Lime.
pharmacytimes.com/view/2005...
Also says acyclovir (Aciclovir) is affected by organic anion-transporting polypeptide (OATP). Both apple and orange juice are in the frame.