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brightwillow
24 Aug 2026
Common drugs that prolong QT interval
Ibogaine research has suggested that one of the possible side effects of the medicine is a prolonged QT interval. Clinics and providers look for this anomaly when they review a prospect's EKG.
Here's a couple references which provide some background on what prolonged QT means, and also contains a list (not complete) of some common drugs known to produce this effect:
http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/157826-overview
http://drugs.emedtv.com/medicine/qt-prolonging-medications.html
Those considering treatment with iboga/ibogaine would do well to peruse the list and dig around to see if they are on any of these meds - or have been in the recent past.
Every little bit counts - and these are just a few ways we can mitigate risks and keep ibogaine treatment as safe as possible.
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