Hidroxicloroquina sulfato

Compatibilidade

Compatível

Seguro, melhor opção

Produto seguro e/ou a amamentação é a melhor opção.

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Υδροξυχλωροκίνη θειϊκή, Гидроксихлорохина Сульфат, 硫酸ヒドロキシクロロキン, P01BA02
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Antimalárico usado como anti-inflamatório e agente imunológico em colagenoses como artrite ou lúpus sistêmico ou discóide, artrite reumatoide, porfiria cutânea tarda, sarcoidose e outras doenças cutâneas. Utiliza-se também na profilaxia do tromboembolismo venoso. Sua eficácia foi ensaiada no tratamento da COVID-19 (Elavarasi 2020, SEFH 2020). Administração oral. Excreta-se no leite materno em quantidade clinicamente não significativa, muito inferior à dose utilizada em bebês que mamam (Peng 2019, Liu 2016, Cissoko 2010, Costedoat 2002, Ostensen 1985, Nation 1984). Não foram observados problemas clínicos nem de desenvolvimento nem de visão ou audição em bebês que mamam cujas mães a tomavam (Peng 2019, Motta 2005 e 2002, Cimaz 2004, Tincani 2001). Quando a mãe toma 400 mg ao dia, aparecem 1 mg em cada litro de leite, quantidade que não seria perigosa para o bebê que mama, pois a dose preventiva para malária em bebês que mamam é 5 mg por quilo de peso por semana. Diversas sociedades médicas, especialistas e consensos de especialistas consideram compatível o uso desta medicação durante a amamentação (Hale, Sammaritano 2020, Briggs 2017, Flint 2016, Götestam 2016, Kavanaugh 2015, Schaefer 2015). Academia Americana de Pediatria: medicação usualmente compatível com a amamentação (AAP 2001). Pode consultar abaixo a informação destes produtos relacionados: Artrite Reumatoide (AR) Materna (Bastante seguro. Efeitos adversos leves ou pouco prováveis. Compatível em determinadas circunstâncias. Acompanhamento recomendado. Leia o Comentário.) Lúpus (Bastante seguro. Efeitos adversos leves ou pouco prováveis. Compatível em determinadas circunstâncias. Acompanhamento recomendado. Leia o Comentário.)

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Sinônimos e grafias 4
  • Υδροξυχλωροκίνη θειϊκή
  • Гидроксихлорохина Сульфат
  • 硫酸ヒドロキシクロロキン
  • P01BA02
Marcas comerciais na fonte 20
  • Axokine
  • Dolquine
  • Ercoquin
  • Evoquin
  • Fen Le (纷乐)
  • HCQS
  • Hydroquin
  • Ilinol
  • Immard (Иммард)
  • Metirel
  • Narbon
  • Parenquil
  • Plaquenil
  • Plaquenil (Плаквенил)
  • Plaquenil (赛能)
  • Plaquinol
  • Polirreumin
  • Quensyl
  • Reumazine
  • Reuquinol

Farmacocinética

VariávelValorUnidade
Biodisp. oral74%
Peso Molecular434daltons
Unión proteínas63%
Vd580 - 815l/Kg
Tmax1 - 2horas
768 - 1200horas
Índice L/P5,5-
Dosis Teórica0,06 - 0,2mg/Kg/d
Dosis Relativa0,9 - 3%
Dosis Rel. Ped.0,4 - 6,6%

Bibliografia

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Como ler os níveis

  1. CompatívelSeguro, melhor opção
  2. Compatibilidade provávelBastante seguro
  3. Compatibilidade limitadaPouco seguro
  4. IncompatívelMuito inseguro

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