This link is quite technical, but it discusses the huge problem of drug interactions.
http://www.fda.gov/Drugs/Development.../ucm110632.htm
It discusses several types of serious interactions including Prolonged QT (heart arrhythmia) which is gaining more attention today.
Read it slowly and carefully. You don't need to understand every word, but the gist of it all is to be careful. Ask your doctor and pharmacist questions when you receive a new medication, and look it up if necessary.
www.rxlist.com typically gives information on pharmacology and warnings/side effects for most common drugs today.
It will even ID your tablets in your bottle, based on the code numbers. And it will list inactive ingredients on the first page of each monograph.
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