Hi hussein_236:

I am glad you are concerned for your Dad's health and want to make sure he is being taken care of properly. Here is a little information on the medications you had listed:

Glucophage-treats Type II Diabetes

Pariet (Aciphex in U.S.)-typically for acid reflux, heartburn

Isoptin (Verapmil in U.S.)-treats high blood pressure

Vastarel (international drug-I don't have a lot of information on this med)-improves heart function for diabetic patients

Plavix-inhibits platelet aggregation, meaning it works as a blood thinner, typically given after open heart surgery

Lipitor-cholesterol medication

Aprovel (international drug)-blood pressure medication

Lorazepam-antianxiety medication (2mg is a higher end dose)

Now, not including the international drugs, I can tell you as a nurse I have not uncommonly seen-Glucophage, Aciphex, Verapamil, Plavix, Lipitor, and Lorazepam be prescribed to one single patient, I have seen and used these medications often by themself and together. Reading the medication information and drug interactions it does not state any interactions between these medications. But I am not a doctor or a pharmacist, they would know the most current information and precautions on these medications. Also medications and combinations of medications vary per individual.

So if possible I recommend you visiting with your pharmacist to check on your father's medications and drug interactions.

Best of luck,

Take care,

Tara