“…About 10% of patients upon treatment with miconazole gel had INR values over 10 in our study, putting these patients at major risk of bleeding. Other authors have reported similar important interactions with oral gel, [25][26][27] vaginal suppositories 28 and, even, cutaneous formulations. 29 Altogether, these data warn against the concomitant use of VKA and topical miconazole, at least when used as oral gel.…”
Clinically potentially important interactions were observed in several study drugs. The majority of them, although confirmed, had little impact after adjusting for standard INR variability in the general population of warfarin users.
“…About 10% of patients upon treatment with miconazole gel had INR values over 10 in our study, putting these patients at major risk of bleeding. Other authors have reported similar important interactions with oral gel, [25][26][27] vaginal suppositories 28 and, even, cutaneous formulations. 29 Altogether, these data warn against the concomitant use of VKA and topical miconazole, at least when used as oral gel.…”
Clinically potentially important interactions were observed in several study drugs. The majority of them, although confirmed, had little impact after adjusting for standard INR variability in the general population of warfarin users.
“…New reports of this interaction continue to be published reminding clinicians of its potential adverse effects. A paper in 2013 reported four cases of this interaction in patients attending an oral anticoagulation clinic in Ireland (Ufondu et al , ). A paper in 2015 reported four cases of this interaction in patients attending a cardiology department in Belgium (De Pauw and De Backer, ).…”
Miconazole and nystatin used as topical antifungal drugs do not interact equally strongly with warfarin. Miconazole oral gel can clearly interact with warfarin to cause derangement of anticoagulation. Nystatin appears unlikely to interact with warfarin.
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