Drug interactions
Acemetacin + Ginko biloba
Severity: Moderate
Acemetacin and Ginko biloba: moderate interaction.
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Summary
Ginkgo biloba may inhibit platelet-activating factor and platelet function, and acemetacin, an NSAID, also impairs platelet aggregation and irritates the gastric mucosa.
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