Erythromycin (When ATH D10AF02)

When ATH:
D10AF02

Characteristic.

A white crystalline powder, odorless, bitter taste. It is soluble in water, well - alcohol. Hygroscopic.

Pharmacological action.
Antibacterial.

Application.

Infections of upper and lower respiratory tract, SARS, purulent-inflammatory diseases of the skin and its appendages, Diphtheria, erythrasma, gonorrhea, syphilis, Listeriosis, Legionnaires' disease, prevention and treatment of rheumatism intolerant of beta-lactam antibiotics; Ophthalmic ointment-conjunctivitis, .Aloe, trachoma.

Contraindications.

Hypersensitivity, liver disease, pregnancy, lactation.

Side effects.

Diarrhoeal disorders (nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and others.), abnormal liver function, generalized seizures, hallucinations, disturbances of consciousness, dizziness, reversible hearing loss, ventricular tachycardia, QT prolongation.

Cooperation.

Potentiates the effects and toxicity of antihistamines, ergot alkaloids, theophylline and benzodiazepines, digoksina, antykoahulyantov type of indirect action, karʙamazepina, cyclosporine, geksoʙarʙitala, phenytoin, dizopiramida, lovastatin and bromocriptine.

Overdose.

Symptoms: abnormal liver function, up to acute liver failure, and hearing loss.

Treatment: gastric lavage, diurez, gemo- E pyeritonyealinyi dialysis. Produced constant monitoring of vital functions (ECG, electrolyte composition of blood).

Dosing and Administration.

Inside, for 1.5-2 hours before delivery; adult: 250-500 mg 4 once a day; The highest single dose 500 mg, daily - 2 g; children: from 1 Year to 3 years - 400 mg / day, from 3 to 6 years is 500-750 mg/day, from 6 to 8 years - 750 mg / day, from 8 to 12 years — to 1 g / day, dividing by 4 admission.

B / introduce adults and children at the rate of 15-20 mg/kg/day as a continuous or intermittent infusion. In severe cases it is possible to use higher dosage is 4 g / day. Outwardly, 2 times a day lubricated solution affected skin, ointment applied to the affected area, in diseases of the eye for a lower or upper eyelid 3-5 times a day.

Precautions.

The use of erythromycin, comprising a benzene, for / in the injection is sometimes accompanied by the development of a fatal gasping syndrome in children, as well as acute hepatitis drug in adults and children.

Cooperation

Active substance Description of interaction
Aminofillin FKV. FMR. Against the backdrop of slowing biotransformation of erythromycin and intensified action.
Bromocriptine FKV. FMR: synergism. Against the background of erythromycin (slows the biotransformation) enhances the effect of, incl. the likelihood and severity of side.
Sodium valproate FKV. FMR: synergism. Against the background of erythromycin (reduces the activity of CYP450) increasing the concentration in blood and enhanced effect.
Valproic Acid FKV. FMR: synergism. Against the background of erythromycin (reduces the activity of CYP450) increasing the concentration in blood and enhanced effect.
Warfarin FKV. FMR: synergism. Against the background of erythromycin (slows the biotransformation) enhanced (especially in elderly patients) effect.
Digoxin FKV. FMR. Against the background of erythromycin (inhibits CYP450, and moreover, It inhibits the activity of microorganisms, destroying digoxin in the lower intestine) increases the concentration in the blood and increases the risk of glycoside intoxication.
Itraconazole FKV. Against the background of erythromycin (slows the biotransformation) increased plasma concentrations of.
Carbamazepine FKV. FMR: synergism. Against the background of erythromycin (CYP3A4 inhibitor) zamedlyaetsya biotransformation, enhances the effect of, incl. the risk and severity of side.
Klindamiцin In vitro show antagonism with clindamycin. Combined use not recommended.
Lincomycin FMR. Against the background of erythromycin (lincomycin displaces from its connection with the 50S-subunit of the bacterial ribosome) reduced antibacterial effect.
Lovastatin FKV. FMR: synergism. Against the background of erythromycin (CYP450 system blocks) zamedlyaetsya biotransformation, increasing blood levels, enhances the effect of, incl side; the combined use increases the risk of myopathy.
Midazolam FKV. FMR. Against the background of erythromycin (blocks biotransformation) Lowering, increases (prolonged) effect.
Nevirapine FKV. On the background of erythromycin increases the equilibrium concentration in plasma.
Repaglinide FKV. Against the background of erythromycin (slows the biotransformation) the effect can be enhanced.
Siʙutramin FKV. Against the background of erythromycin (inhibits microsomal oxidation) decreases clearance and increases (insignificantly) AUC.
Simvastatin FKV. FMR. Against the background of erythromycin (CYP3A4 inhibitor) zamedlyaetsya biotransformation, increasing the concentration in the tissues, enhanced effect, It increases the risk and severity of adverse events, in particular myopathies.
Sparfloxacine FMR. Increases (mutually) the risk of QT prolongation and arrhythmia type twist of points; concurrent use is not recommended .
Theophylline FKV. FMR: synergism. Against the background of erythromycin (slows the biotransformation) enhances the effect of, incl. the likelihood and severity of side.
Tinidazol Strengthens (mutually) effect.
Fexofenadine FKV. Against the background of erythromycin (slows the biotransformation) increased plasma levels.
Phenytoin FKV. FMR: synergism. Against the background of erythromycin (blocks biotransformation) enhances the effect of, incl. the likelihood and severity of side.
Chloramphenicol FMR. Against the background of erythromycin (displace chloramphenicol from its connection with the 50S-subunit of the bacterial ribosome) reduced antibacterial effect.
Cetirizine It does not change significantly (mutually) effect; permissible combined use.
Cyclosporine FKV. FMR: synergism. Against the background of erythromycin (slow destruction) enhances the effect of, including side.
Eʙastin FKV. FMR. Increases (mutually) the risk of QT prolongation with possible development of fatal ventricular disorders; combined use is not recommended.

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