What Are The Side Effects Of Allopurinol? In this informative video, we will discuss the side effects associated with Allopurinol, a medication commonly prescribed for managing gout. While it plays a significant role in controlling uric acid levels, understanding the potential side effects is essential for anyone considering or currently using this medication. We will cover various side effects, from mild reactions such as joint pain and skin rashes to more serious concerns like severe allergic reactions and blood disorders.

It’s important to be aware that while many individuals tolerate Allopurinol well, some may experience discomfort or complications that require medical attention. We will provide guidance on how to monitor these side effects and highlight the importance of regular check-ups with your healthcare provider. For those in orthopedic settings, the management of these side effects can be particularly important to maintain an active lifestyle while effectively treating gout.

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PHARMACIST Fi shares the very clever way allopurinol works to reduce uric acid level for people with gout (if it is suitable for them), then shares 5 ways to try to achieve allopurinol treatment success and minimize risk of rare potentially serious side effects ('rare' meaning that less than 1 in 1000 people who take allopurinol get a serious drug reaction).

Here is the link to the playlist of PHARMACIST Fi videos about gout, and gout treatment medicines which may or may not be prescribed (depending on a person's other medical conditions, other medicines, and kidney and liver function levels): https://www.youtube.com/playli....st?list=PLwyYRbsDY3j

Please note that the next paragraphs (below this paragraph) are for doctors, so if you are a person with gout who is taking allopurinol: DON'T make any changes to your allopurinol dose unless you have been advised to do so by your doctor, because sudden increases OR decreases in allopurinol dose may trigger gout attacks (also called gout flares) in some people during the early months of allopurinol treatment when urate crystals are still being melted (but you are welcome to give the information below to your doctor, so they can discuss it with you and consider whether or not it might be relevant to your allopurinol dose schedule).

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If you are a doctor, you might find the following info interesting:
In recent years, new dose schedules for the urate-lowering medicine allopurinol are in prescribing guidelines for doctors in places like Australia.
On 18 March 2023, one of the dose schedule options in Australia's Therapeutic Guidelines is (if allopurinol is considered suitable for a particular person with gout who has no kidney problems):
*start the person with gout on allopurinol 50mg once daily for 4 weeks,
*then increase the person's daily dose by 50mg each fortnight or month (depending on their tendency to gout flares) until the person's uric acid level reaches target treatment level for their particular gout presentation (e.g. less than 0.36mmol/L (less than 6mg/dL) if the person has no tophi, or less than 0.3mmol/L (less than 5mg/dL) if the person has any tophi). Please note: this schedule is for people without kidney impairment; lower start dose and slower dose increases with close kidney monitoring are used for people with significant kidney impairment (please see Australian Medicines Handbook 2023 for details).
During this gradual allopurinol dose-increasing process, the Australian Medicines Handbook 2023 recommends serum uric acid testing every 2 to 5 weeks.
It is hoped that by starting with a lower allopurinol dose, then increasing the allopurinol dose less often and by smaller amounts (until serum uric acid target is reached), this modern allopurinol dose schedule may reduce risk of gout flares early in urate-lowering therapy with allopurinol (via smaller uric acid level changes), and also reduce risk of rare, serious potential side effects like allopurinol hypersensitivity syndrome. However, even with this modern allopurinol dose schedule, it is still currently recommended that the person with gout also take an anti-inflammatory medicine to prevent gout flares (if suitable for their medical conditions, kidney & liver function, & medicines; e.g. colchicine or NSAID, if suitable) during the early phase of allopurinol treatment when their uric acid level is changing and urate crystals have not yet been completely dissolved.

When allopurinol's dose has been gradually increased enough to enable a person with gout's serum uric acid level to decrease down to the 'target level' and stay there consistently, allopurinol is then continued at that dose (the 'maintenance dose' for that person), with blood tests once or twice per year to check whether that dose is keeping their serum uric acid level consistently at target level, or whether any dose adjustment might be needed (for example, if the person's usual drinks & foods or kidney function have changed since the last uric acid blood test, these factors might potentially change their uric acid level - especially if they have slower uric acid transporters in their kidneys or intestines [due to genetics] making them slower to get rid of uric acid than other people).
(Australian Medicines Handbook 2023, Australia's Therapeutic Guidelines 2023)

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Dr Andrew Jordan explains how he uses Allopurinol in the treatment of gout to reduce uric acid levels. He discusses dosing of Allopurinol and what should be considered when using this medication. He also discusses how Colchicine is used in combination. Don't miss out on what he has to say with the specifics with prescribing Allopurinol.

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At the American College of Rheumatology Annual Meeting, Machelle Manuel, PhD, vice president of medical scientific affairs at Ironwood Pharmaceuticals, discussed study findings that analyzed physician, patient and treatment characteristics related to patients with gout treated with allopurinol. The study also determined the proportion of patients who reached their serum uric acid target by allopurinol dose.

According to Manuel, although allopurinol is approved for up to 800 mg in the United States, and 900 mg in the European Union, most patients were treated with 300 mg or less per day. Further, less than 50% of patients achieved the serum uric acid target of less than 6 mg/dL at any dose of allopurinol, and that those receiving higher doses were not more likely to reach that target.

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PHARMACIST Fi takes a look at some important rare ('rare' meaning that it happens to less than 1 in 1000 people who take this medicine) safety risks, that a lot of people may not know about, for a medicine commonly used to treat gout - which is called allopurinol (with brand names like Zyloprim, Aloprim, Progout or Allosig).

In this video, PHARMACIST Fi mentions that if you think you may have any side effects from allopurinol: use the side effects section of your allopurinol Medicine Information (CMI) or call your doctor immediately to find out what to do.
This very important, because some allopurinol side effects may potentially be part of a life-threatening reaction so they need to be checked and treated immediately - for example in the nearest hospital emergency department, whereas other side effects may be less risky and can wait until your next doctor's appointment - so read your CMI or ask your doctor, so you can find out which side effects need to be checked by a doctor immediately!

Here is the link to a video PHARMACIST Fi created about the clever way allopurinol works to reduce uric acid level for people with gout (if it is suitable for the person), and 5 ways to try to achieve allopurinol gout treatment success: https://youtu.be/ytvAJQxA4c0

Here is a link to a playlist of 10 SHORTS videos PHARMACIST Fi has created about gout for you - with fascinating info about how gout happens, a wide range of things that may increase risk of gout (not just some drinks & foods), the relationship between gout and kidney stones, new gout treatment info and more: https://www.youtube.com/playli....st?list=PLwyYRbsDY3j

Here is the link to the playlist of PHARMACIST Fi videos about gout, and gout treatment medicines which may or may not be prescribed (depending on a person's other medical conditions, other medicines, and kidney and liver function levels): https://www.youtube.com/playli....st?list=PLwyYRbsDY3j

Here are links to the NPS MedicineWise App (to make a Medicines List on your mobile phone), on google play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=au.org.nps.medicinelistplus&pli=1
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or, alternatively, PHARMACIST Fi will be making a PDF version of her 'PHARMACIST Fi Medicines, Allergies and Contacts List' available to download from her website (https://www.pharmacistfi.com ) soon - and you will be very welcome to use that to make your Medicines, Allergies and Contacts List, if you like!

The 'CMI' PHARMACIST Fi mentions in this video is 'Consumer Medicine Information', which is called a 'Medication Guide' in the U.S.A., or a 'Patient Information Leaflet' in the U.K.; each medicine has its own CMI, which either comes with the medicine or can be printed or emailed to you by a pharmacist or doctor. Here are links to some PHARMACIST Fi videos with more info about CMIs: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79CF6A5ZZ3I
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CMIs also have a lot of other very useful information about your medicine, which PHARMACIST Fi will chat about in some of her 'Medicine Safety - 7 Things You Can Do!' series - especially the overview video and the first and second explainer videos - so feel free to watch those videos, too!

If you live elsewhere, and if your medicine doesn't come with medicines information in the container or attached to it, ask your pharmacist to give you some specific medicine information for each of your medicines.

Here is the reference used for the information about allopurinol in this PHARMACIST Fi video, which was current on the day the video was made and uploaded (February 11 2022):
Allopurinol Monograph, Australian Medicines Handbook (online version) 2022, accessed from: https://www.amhonline.amh.net.au

Please note that this PHARMACIST Fi video did not cover all reasons for allopurinol use, nor all dose protocols for how to take allopurinol, nor all side effects or interactions, so please refer to your allopurinol CMI or product information or ask your doctor or pharmacist for further info!

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Flomax, or Tamsulosin in its generic form, is a commonly used medication for BPH. In this video Dr Hart-Pinto answers the most common questions on Flomax including:

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This video examines best medications to shrink your prostate.
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PCRI's resident moderator Mark Moyad, MD, MPH, sits down with urologist Steven Gange, MD, FACS, to discuss "alpha blockers," a class of drugs typically used as a first-line medication for treating lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) caused by an enlarged prostate, also known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).

Dr. Steven Gange graduated from the UCLA School of Medicine in 1986. After his Urology residency training at the University of Kentucky in 1991, he entered the US Army as an academic urologist, teaching, and training residents. He joined Western Urological Clinic (now Summit Urology Group) in Salt Lake City, UT, in 1996. With over 25 years of clinical and research experience, he has developed an expertise in Men’s Health Urology, emphasizing minimally invasive procedures. He continues to be active as a Clinical Researcher and as such was the first Urologist in North America to perform the NeoTract UroLift for BPH, and the first in the world to perform UroLift under local anesthesia.

0:17 Prior to the medicinal solutions developed in the late 1980s, the only treatment available for BPH was the Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (also known as the TURP surgery).

1:16 In the late 1980s to early 1990s two classes of medicines were developed. Alpha-blockers (relaxers) and then 5-alpha reductase inhibitors (shrinkers). This is also the typical order in which they are prescribed—first, alpha-blockers and then 5-alpha reductase inhibitors. This video focuses on alpha blockers.

1:33 "Alpha" refers to a receptor that leads to a muscle contraction, and an "alpha-blocker" is meant to cause a failure of that contraction. Early iterations of relaxers include Prazosin, Hytrin, and Cardura. They have fallen out of use for BPH because of issues with low blood pressure, and are now actually used as blood pressure medications. The current most popular relaxers are Flomax, Uroxatral, and Rapaflo.

2:28 There is muscular and glandular tissue in the prostate. Some prostates are mostly muscular, some are mostly glandular, and some are a mix of the two. The relaxers only work on muscular tissue.

3:05 A lot of men start relaxers with enthusiasm that it will solve their problem, but many are eventually disappointed because of the medication's side effects, their lack of effectiveness, or the cost of the medications.

3:28 One benefit to the relaxers is that if they are going to work, then they will work within a couple of weeks. However, the symptom relief is usually relatively mild (about 3-4 points on a 35 point scale). About 70% of men who try relaxers will eventually stop them and move on to a different treatment.

4:15 Side effects of relaxers include dizziness (which can be extremely dangerous with elderly patients but possibly ameliorated by food), nasal congestion, floppy iris syndrome (which can affect future cataract surgery), and issues with ejaculation (either retrograde ejaculation, in which it goes the wrong direction or anejaculation, in which there is no ejaculation at all).

5:38 Dr. Gange argues that besides the relaxer's mild efficacy and their undesirable side effects, his main issue is that they do nothing to change the long-term course of BPH. They merely delay issues that will eventually have to be dealt with by other means.

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Are you taking Alfuzosin (Uroxatral®)?

Alfuzosin is a prescription medication used for treating prostate gland enlargement.

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Alfuzosin is an alpha-1 adrenergic antagonist used in the symptomatic management of benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH).

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Watch as Florda attorney Michael Werner of Parker Waichman discusses how recent information has come to light showing that the prescription drug Fosamax is not as effective as once thought.

Fosamax is a drug in the medical class of bisphosphonates. Bisphosphonates help treat and prevent bone loss in patients. But, according to reports, the drug is doing severe damage to the bones instead. The drug has been linked to numerous cases of jawbone disease, esophageal cancer, and atypical arrhythmia. The FDA even asked the manufacturers to put a warning on the drug's label recognizing the risk of a certain type of fracture, atypical femur fractures which mean the bones were broken without trauma or accident.

These bones were breaking with every day activity such as getting out of a car or walking to the mailbox. After further testing, the FDA also announced that according to their studies the drug did not have any effectiveness after a 3 year period. With millions of women prescribed this drug every year, there is a huge potential risk of not only severe injuries but of no actual medical benefit. Watch this video now to learn more.

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Alendronate is used to prevent and treat certain types of bone loss (osteoporosis) in adults. Osteoporosis causes bones to become thinner and break more easily. Your chance of developing osteoporosis increases as you age, after menopause, or if you are taking corticosteroid medications (such as prednisone) for a long time.

Alendronate works by slowing bone loss. This effect helps maintain strong bones and reduce the risk of broken bones (fractures). Alendronate belongs to a class of drugs called bisphosphonates.

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Alendronate
Trade Name

Fosamax
Indication

Osteoporosis (aging, menopause, corticosteroid induced)
Action

Inhibits osteoclast activity leading to inhibition of resorption of bone
Therapeutic Class

Bone resorption inhibitor
Pharmacologic Class

Bisphosphonates
Nursing Considerations

• Take first thing in the morning with full glass of water 30 min prior to eating • Assess serum calcium and vitamin D • May lead to muscle pain