Acute Porphyria Drugs

Monograph

M04AA01 - Allopurinol
Propably not porphyrinogenic
PNP

Rationale
Pyrimidine derivative. No data pointing to clinically significant CYP-induction. One reference consider it safe and one unsafe.
Chemical description
Tablets; 100-600 mg/d. Pyrazolopyrimidine. Used in gout where it blocks the enzyme xantine oxidase, thus decreasing plasma levels of uric acid. Rapidly metabolized to oxypyrinol (alloxantine) and other metabolites. South African list: use. French list: interdit. C.Andersson; patient reports: tolerated (n=3).
IPNet drug reports
Uneventful use reported in 21 patients with acute porphyria.
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References
Tradenames

Acepurin · Allopurinol · Zyloric Allopurinol · Zyloric Alopurinol · Zyloric Allopurinol · Lurecine · Milurit Allopurinolo · Allurit · Zyloric Alopurinol · Milurit Allopur · Allopurinol · Uriconorm · Zyloric Allopurinol · Caplenal · Uricto · Xanthomax 100 · Xanthomax 300 · Zyloric Allopurinol Allopur · Allopurinol · Zyloric Adnamil · Allopurinol · Allospes · Allupol · Argadopin · Auricid · Dnor · Milurit Allopurinol · Zyloric Allopurinol · Allorin Allonol · Allopurinol · Apurin · Zyloric Allopurinol · Milurit Allopurinol · Milurit Allopurinol Alopurinol Alopurinol · Zyloric
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