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  #1

will you please add more drugs to my list which cause disulfiram like reactions:
METRONIDAZOLE
CEFAMANDOLE
CEFOPERAZONE
CHLORPROPAMIDE

thank you

  #2

sulfonylureas
quinacrine
griseofuvin
chloramphenicol

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  #3

metranidazole is most important drug to remember..becos alcoholics are prone todevelop amoebic liver abscesses...for which iv metronidazole is the treatment of choice :shock:

  #4

why particularly amoebic liver abscess ?

  #5

two more to the list ...
TINIDAZOLE
PROCARBAZINE.
and RITONAVIR has the reverse effects ,it contains ALCOHOL, so reacts with DISULFIRAM and like drugs to produce the same reaction.

  #6

same question as asma,what specific link between amoebic liver disease and alcohol?

  #7

cause is not clearly known..some studies find a correlation between hepatic iron overload in chronic alcoholics and amoebic liver abscess..

http://www.indegene.com/Nep/FeatArt/indNepFeatArt...

this link says out of 100 amoebic liver abscess patients 70 % were alcoholics and 21%were diabetics.. smiling face

  #8

thanx for ur reply!

  #9

Furazolidone

Drugs containing methylthiotetrazole ring For example cefamandole, cefmetazole, cefotetan

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  #10

nitrofurantoin

chloral hydrate

Sulfonylureas ( tolbutamide, chlorpropamide, glyburide, glipizide, tolazamide, acetohexamide )




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