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Gout
Build up of uric acid in joints
Hyperuricemia: >8 mg/dL in men and >7 mg/dL in women
Clinical Presentation of Gout
First attack typically at night/early in the morning
Affected joints: ankle,finger wrist, elbow, heel
Most common site for first attack: MTP joint (podagra)
Ultimately tophi in kidneys causing nephropathy
Primary gout
Increased purine metabolism (over producers) OR decreased excretion (underexcreters)
Secondary gout
Due to hematologic disorders, low-dose salicylate, all diuretics except spironolactone, other drugs: ethambutol, pyrazinamide, nicotinic acid, niacin, cyclosporine, ethanol
Acute Gout Treatment
Colchicine
NSAID
corticosteroids
Colchicine in gout
-Inhibits phagocytosis by leuckocytes
-Anti-inflammatory
-0.6mg-1.2 mg q2hours until 8 mg, diarrhea, or pair resolution
Must be initiated 12-36 hours after attack
Colchicine Adverse Effects
Nausea, emesis, diarrhea
Do not take if active peptic ulcer disease
Indomethacin in acute gout
-Can be used at any time during the attack
-50 mg TQID
-Fluid retention, GI bleed
Corticosteroids in acute gout
Use after NSAID and colchicine fail
Gout Prophylaxis
-Determine if overproducer or under excreter.
Benemid (Probenecid)
Anturane (Sulfinpyrazone)
Zyloprin (allopurinol)
Benemid (probenecid)
-Uricosuric
-Drink at least 2 liters daily
-250-500 mg BID with food
-Well tolerated other than uric acid stones.
Drug-Drug interactions with Benemid
-Increases levels of PCNs, cephalosporins, rifampin, nitrofurantoin(enough conc. does not get to the bladder)
-ASA interferes with uric acid secretion-->don't use with probenecid
-Patients on sulfonylureas must be monitored for hypo
-Increased effect of HCTZ and furosemide
Anturane
-Sulfinpyrazone
- 50-200mg BID with food
-Do not take in ASA sensitivity
-Same IA as Benemid with Nitrofurantoin and ASA
Zyloprim
-Allopurinol
-Start at 100mg, increase to 300 daily once daily
-RASH!!
Zyloprim drug-drug interactions
-azathioprine and 6-MP increased in serum levels
-Concomitant administration with ampicillin and amox increases chance of rash