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Acunivive 30 Injection System e Tolazamide

Definición de la interacción Acunivive 30 Injection System e Tolazamide y posibilidad de tomarlos juntos.

Resultado de la verificación:
Acunivive 30 Injection System <> Tolazamide
Relevancia: 04.08.2022 Examinador: P.M. Shkutko, M.D., in

En la base de datos de directorios oficiales utilizados para crear el servicio, se encontró una interacción confirmada estadísticamente mediante los resultados de la investigación, que puede conducir a consecuencias negativas para la salud del paciente o aumentar el efecto positivo de cada medicamento. Se requiere una consulta médica para resolver el problema de la administración simultanea de los medicamentos.

Consumidor:

El ketorolaco puede aumentar los efectos de la Tolazamida y causar que sus niveles de azúcar en sangre baje demasiado. Los síntomas de baja azúcar en la sangre incluyen dolor de cabeza, mareos, somnolencia, náuseas, hambre, temblores, debilidad, sudoración y palpitaciones cardíacas rápidas o fuertes. Hable con su médico antes de usar estos medicamentos juntos. Usted puede necesitar un ajuste de dosis o un control más frecuente de azúcar en la sangre si usted ha estado usando la Tolazamida y son de iniciar el tratamiento con ketorolaco. Es importante decirle a su médico acerca de todas las medicinas que usted use, incluyendo vitaminas y hierbas. No deje de tomar ningún medicamento sin hablar primero con su médico.

Profesional:

MONITOR: El efecto hipoglucemiante de la secreción de insulina (por ejemplo, sulfonilureas, meglitinidas) puede ser potenciada por ciertos medicamentos, como los inhibidores de la ECA, los análogos de la amilina, los esteroides anabólicos, los fibratos, los inhibidores de la monoaminooxidasa (Imao, incluyendo linezolid), medicamentos anti-inflamatorios no esteroideos (Aine), salicilatos, selectivo de la recaptación de serotonina (Isrs), sulfonamidas, disopiramida, el propoxifeno, la quinina, la quinidina, y el ginseng. Estos medicamentos pueden aumentar el riesgo de hipoglucemia mediante la mejora de la sensibilidad a la insulina (inhibidores de la ECA, los fibratos, ginseng); estimular la secreción de insulina (salicilatos, Aine, disopiramida, quinina, quinidina, inhibidores de la mao, ginseng); el aumento de la utilización periférica de glucosa (Isrs, la insulina-como factor de crecimiento); la inhibición de la gluconeogénesis (Isrs, Imao, la insulina-como factor de crecimiento); la desaceleración de la tasa de vaciamiento gástrico (análogos de la amilina); y/o la supresión de postprandial de la secreción de glucagón (análogos de la amilina). O, se puede aumentar la concentración plasmática de la secreción de insulina por el desplazamiento de ellos de plasma sitios de unión a proteínas y/o la inhibición de su metabolismo (fibratos, Aines, salicilatos, sulfonamidas). Clínica de la hipoglucemia ha sido reportado durante el uso de algunos de estos agentes solo o con insulina o sulfonilureas. El uso de los Isrs también se ha asociado con la pérdida de la conciencia de la hipoglucemia en casos aislados.

GESTIÓN: seguimiento de Cerca para el desarrollo de la hipoglucemia se recomienda si estos fármacos coadministrados con la secreción de insulina, especialmente en pacientes con edad avanzada y/o insuficiencia renal. El antidiabético oral de dosis(s) pueden requerir un ajuste si la interacción es sospechoso. Los pacientes deben ser informados acerca de los signos y síntomas de la hipoglucemia (por ejemplo, dolor de cabeza, mareos, somnolencia, náuseas, hambre, temblores, debilidad, sudoración, palpitaciones), cómo tratarla, y contactar con su médico si esto ocurre. Los pacientes deben ser observados por la pérdida de control de la glucemia cuando estos fármacos se retira.

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Acunivive 30 Injection System

Nombre genérico: ketorolac

Marca comercial: Sprix, Toradol

Sinónimos: Ketorolac (nasal), Ketorolac (Nasal)

Tolazamide

Nombre genérico: tolazamide

Marca comercial: Tolinase

Sinónimos: TOLAZamide

Durante la verificación se utilizó información de las siguientes fuentes: Drugs.com, Rxlist.com, Webmd.com, Medscape.com.

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