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Are Baycol Injuries More Likely When Combined with Other Medications?

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Are Baycol Injuries More Likely When Combined with Other Medications?

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Yes. If you are taking Baycol and gemfibrozil (lowers triglycerides) concurrently, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recommends that you immediately stop taking Baycol and contact your doctor. Fibrates like gemfibrozil can interact with Baycol and increase the occurrence of rhabdomyolysis.