Evigrade
MajorSelective COX-2 inhibitor (coxib)×Angiotensin II receptor blockers (sartans)

Updated · Methodology

Mechanism

Similar to enalapril + celecoxib. NSAIDs reduce renal blood flow; the ARB (losartan) lowers glomerular pressure. The combination causes acute kidney injury.

Symptoms

Reduced urine output, rising creatinine and potassium, oedema. Symptoms appear earlier in older patients and in chronic kidney disease.

Management

For prolonged celecoxib therapy, check creatinine 2–4 weeks after start, then every 3 months. In older patients and chronic kidney disease, paracetamol is preferable.

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Sources

Other interactions with Celecoxib

Other interactions with Losartan