Question 1

What is a drug interaction?

Accepted Answer

A drug interaction is when two or more substances (medicines, foods, herbs, supplements) affect each other when taken together. This can change how one or both work, increase side effects, or create new risks. Not all interactions are dangerous — some are beneficial and deliberately combined.

Question 2

How do I check if two medicines can be taken together?

Accepted Answer

Search for the combination on this page, or ask GoDavaii AI directly ('Can I take Paracetamol with Ibuprofen?'). The AI cross-references 40,000+ known interactions in 22+ Indian languages.

Question 3

What severity levels does GoDavaii show?

Accepted Answer

Low / Safe (generally fine with standard precautions), Moderate (needs medical guidance), High (usually avoid — significant risk), and Severe/Contraindicated (never combine). Always follow your doctor's advice over any general guidance.

Question 4

What should I do if I've already taken two medicines that shouldn't be combined?

Accepted Answer

Don't panic — many interactions only matter at certain doses or with repeat use. Contact your doctor or pharmacist immediately with: both medicine names, doses, timing, and any symptoms. For severe symptoms (bleeding, breathing issues, confusion), call 112.

Question 5

Do interactions work the same way with food and supplements?

Accepted Answer

Yes — foods (grapefruit, milk), supplements (iron, calcium), and herbal products (turmeric, ginger at high doses) can all interact with medicines. Always tell your doctor about every product you take, even natural ones.

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