Acute Porphyria Drugs

Monograph

M03BX01 - Baclofen
Propably not porphyrinogenic
PNP

Rationale
Not metabolised. Considered unsafe in two references.
Chemical description
Tablets; dose 30-75 mg/d. Central muscle relaxant, chemically related to GABA, an inhibitory nervous transmittor. Excreted in unchanged form in urine and stool. South African list: use with extreme caution only. French list: interdit
IPNet drug reports
Uneventful use reported in 1 patient with acute porphyria.
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References
Tradenames

Baclofen · Gablofen · Leodizcol · Lioresal Baclofen · Lioresal · Spacyr Baclofeno · Lioresal · Spacyr Baclofen · Baclofen-pol · Lioresal Baclofene · Lioresal Baclofen · Lioresal Baclocalm · Baclofen · Liohem · Lioresal Baclofen · Baclospas · Gablofen · Lioresal · Lyflex Baclofen · Baklofen · Gablofen · Leodizcol · Lionova · Lioresal · Zapifen Baclofen · Baklofen · Lionova · Lioresal Baclofen · Lioresal Lioresal Baclofen · Baklofen · Lioresal Baclofen · Baklofen · Lioresal Baclofen · Baclosal · Lioresal Baclofen · Baclosal Baclofen Fezea Baclofen · Baclofene · Baklofen · Fezea · Lioresal
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