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Spironolactone Digitoxin

DIGITOXIN DIURETICS -SPIRONOLACTONE Conflicting results from volunteer studies some showed t (up to one-third) in the half-life of digitoxin, others a 1 (up to one-fifth) Uncertain at present Watch for either digitoxin toxicity or a poor response, particularly for the first month after starting spironolactone... [Pg.98]

Spironolactone has a weak enzjme-inducing effect and enhances the metabolic breakdown of digitoxin (SED-9, 358) (26). However, this effect may not be significant, because in six healthy subjects spironolactone prolonged the half-life of digitoxin from 142 to 192 hours (27). [Pg.3178]

Carruthers SG, Dujovne CA. Cholestyramine and spironolactone and their combination in digitoxin elimination. Clin Pharmacol Ther 1980 27(2) 184-7. [Pg.3179]

Specificity The cross-reactivity of digitoxin, digitoxigenin, dihydrodigoxin, progesterone, testosterone, ouabain, cholesterol, prednisolone, cortisol, corticosterone, 17-P-estradiol and spironolactone is < 10%. [Pg.567]

A study in 6 healthy subjects who had been taking digitoxin 100 or 150 micrograms daily for 30 days showed that spironolactone 300 mg daily increased the digitoxin half-life by one-third (from 142 to 192 hours). ... [Pg.922]

In contrast, other studies have found that the digitoxin half-life was reduced (from 256 to 205 hours) by spironolactone. ... [Pg.922]

The situation with digitoxin and spironolactone is confusing because the reports are contradictory and the outcome uncertain. Concurrent use should be well monitored. [Pg.922]

Wirth KE, Frolich JC, HolUfield JW, Falkner FC, Sweetman BS, Oates JA. Metabolism of digitoxin in man and its modification by spironolactone. EurJ Clin Pharmacol (1976) 9. [Pg.922]


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