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acyclovir
(Zovirax)
-Antiviral for HSV
-interferes w/ DNA synthesis
-chicken pox, shingles, EBV
-topical, oral, or parenteral
-half life decreases over time
-excreted in kidneys
-very little metabolism (excreted as active compound)
pencyclovir
(Denavir)
-acute tx
-applied prior to appearance of lesions
-topical
-feels like tingling, heat sensation
valacyclovir
(Valtrex)
-long term med
-better absorption & bioavailability than acyclovir
-suppressive tx and acute tx
docosanol
(Abreva)
-OTC med
-active oral herpes
-not as effective as acyclovir
nystatin
(Mycostatin)
-oral infections
-macrolide AB
-permeabilized cell membrane
-not absorbed thru digestive or mucosa
-applied directly to lesions, several mins at a time
-oral suspension, lozenges, vaginal tablet
-tx lasts 10-14 days
clotrimazole
(Mycelex)
-oral suspension, lozenges, vaginal tablet
-systemic, lipophilic
-metabolized by CP450
-cross barrier --> drug interactions
-GI distress
-Preg cat C drug
fluconazole
(Diflucan)
-systemic fungal infections
-women w/ systemic yeast infection
-drug interactions due to inhibition of CP450 (benzodiazepines, erythromycin, warfarin) decrease metabolism, increased levels in system
ketoconazole
(Nizoral)
-Systemic tx
-oral; requires acidic environment for absorption
-inhibited by antacids
-GI distress, hepatotoxcity
-Preg cat C drug
-given in hydrochloric acid soln
-drug interactions due to inhibition of CP450 (benzodiazepines, erythromycin, warfarin) decrease metabolism, increased levels in system
amphotericin B
-systemic infections
-parenteral
- ad rxns: flu-like symptoms, GI distress, nephrotoxicity
-many drug interactions
-if other antifungal drugs have not worked b4
-immunocompromised: antiviral meds is a contraindication to fungal tx
griseofulvin
-ringworm tx
-prevents fungal cell division
-tx lasts until area grows out
-ad rxns: photosensitivity, nightmares