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XANTHINE BRONCHODILATORS

XANTHINE BRONCHODILATORS

BRAND & GENERIC NAMES

Accurbron Neospect
Aerolate Neothylline
Aerophylline Neothylline-G
Airet Novotriphyl
Amesec Numa-Dura-Tabs
Aminodur Orthoxine & Aminophylline
Aminodur Dura-tabs OXTRIPHYLLINE
Aminophyl Oxystat
Aminophyllin Palaron
AMINOPHYLLINE Phenylin
Aminophylline and Amytal Phyldrox
Aminophylline-Phenobarbital Phyllocontin
Amodrine Physpan
Amoline PMS Theophylline
Amophylline Primatene, M Formula
Apo-Oxtriphylline Primatene, P Formula
Aquaphyllin Protophylline
Asbron Pulmophylline
Asma Quadrinal
Asmalix Quibron
Asminyl Quibron Plus
Asthmophylline Quibron-T
Bronchobid Duracaps Quibron-T Dividose
Broncholate Quibron-T/SR Dividose
Brondecon Respbid
Brondilate Slo-Phyllin GG
Bronkodyl Slo-Phyllin Gyrocaps
Bronkodyl S-R Slo-bid Gyrocaps
Bronkolixir Slophyllin
Bronkotabs Somophyllin
Brosema Somophyllin-12
Choledyl Somophyllin-CRT
Choledyl SA Somophyllin-DF
Chophylline Somophyllin-T
Constant-T Sudolin
Corophyllin Sustaire
Corophylline Synophylate
Co-Xan Synophylate-GG
Dilin Tedfern
Dilor Tedral
Dilor-G T.E.H.
Droxine Thalfed
Droxine L.A. Theobid
Droxine S.F. Theobid Duracaps
Duovent Theobid Jr. Duracaps
Duraphyl Theochron
Dyflex Theoclear
Dylline Theoclear L.A. Cenules
DYPHILLINE Theo-Dur
Dy-Phyl-Lin Theo-Dur Sprinkle
Elixicon Theofedral
Elixomin Theo-Guaia
Elixophyllin Theolair
Elixophyllin SR Theolair-Plus
Emfaseem Theolair-SR
G-Bron Theolixir
Iso-Asminyl Theon
Isuprel Compound Theo-Nar 100
Klophyllin Theo-Organidin
LABID Theophyl
Lanophyllin Theophyl-SR
Liquophylline THEOPHYLLINE
Lixaminol Theophylline Choline
Lixaminol AT Theospan
Lixolin Theospan SR
Lodrane Theostat
Luasmin Theostate 80
Luftodil Theotabs
Lufyllin Theo-Time
Marax Theo-24
Marax DF Theovent Long-acting
Mersalyl-Theophylline Theozine
Mini-Lix Truphylline
Mudrane Uniphyl

BASIC INFORMATION

  • Habit forming? No
  • Prescription needed? Canada--No U.S.: High strength--Yes Low strength -- No
  • Available as generic? Yes
  • Drug class: Bronchodilator (xanthine)

    USES

    Treatment for bronchial asthma symptoms.

    DOSAGE & USAGE INFORMATION

    How to take:

  • Tablet or capsule--Swallow with liquid.
  • Extended-release tablets or capsules--Swallow each dose whole. If you take regular tablets, you may chew or crush them.
  • Suppositories--Remove wrapper and moisten suppository with water. Gently insert larger end into rectum. Push well into rectum with finger.
  • Syrup--Take as directed on bottle.
  • Enema--Use as directed on label. When to take: Most effective taken on empty stomach 1 hour before or 2 hours after eating. However, may take with food to lessen stomach upset. If you forget a dose: Take as soon as you remember up to 2 hours late. If more than 2 hours, wait for next scheduled dose (don't double this dose). What drug does: Relaxes and expands bronchial tubes.

    Time lapse before drug works:
    15 to 30 minutes.
    Don't take with:
    Any other medicines, even over-the-counter drugs such as cough
    and cold medicines, nose drops, diet pills, laxatives or
    caffeine, without consulting your doctor.
    OVERDOSE
    SYMPTOMS:
    Restlessness, irritability, confusion, delirium, convulsions,
    rapid pulse, coma.
    WHAT TO DO:

  • Dial 0 (operator) or 911 (emergency) for an ambulance or medical help. Then give first aid immediately.
  • See EMERGENCY INFORMATION.

    POSSIBLE ADVERSE REACTIONS OR SIDE EFFECTS

    SYMPTOMS WHAT TO DO

    Life-threatening:
    None expected.
    Common:
    Headache, irritability, Continue. Call doctor
    nervousness, nausea, when convenient.
    restlessness, insomnia,
    vomiting, stomach pain.
    Infrequent:

  • Rash or hives, Discontinue. Call flushed face, doctor right away. diarrhea, appetite loss, rapid breathing, irregular heartbeat.
  • Dizziness or Continue. Call doctor lightheadedness. when convenient. Rare: Frequent urination. Continue. Call doctor when convenient.

    WARNINGS & PRECAUTIONS

    Don't take if:

  • You are allergic to any bronchodilator.
  • You have an active peptic ulcer.

    Before you start, consult your doctor:

  • If you have had impaired kidney or liver function.
  • If you have gastritis.
  • If you have a peptic ulcer.
  • If you have high blood pressure or heart disease.
  • If you take medication for gout. Pregnancy: Risk to unborn child outweighs drug benefits. Don't use. Infants & children: Use only under medical supervision. Prolonged use: Stomach irritation. Skin & sunlight: No age-related problems expected.

    Driving or hazardous activities:
    Avoid if lightheaded or dizzy. Otherwise, no problems expected.
    Discontinuing:
    May be unnecessary to finish medicine. Follow doctor's
    instructions.
    Others:
    No age-related problems expected.

    POSSIBLE INTERACTION WITH OTHER DRUGS

    Allopurinol Increased allopurinol effect.
    Aminoglutethimide Possible decreased bronchodilator
    effect.
    Beta-agonists Increased effect of
    (see Drugs Glossary) both drugs.
    Beta-adrenergic Decreased
    blockers (see bronchodilator effect.
    Drugs Glossary)
    Cimetidine Increased bronchodilator effect.
    Clindamycin May increase bronchodilator effect.
    Corticosteroids Possible increased bronchodilator
    effect.
    Erythromycin Increased bronchodilator effect.
    Furosemide Increased furosemide effect.
    Lincomycin May increase bronchodilator effect.
    Lithiuim Decreased lithiuim effect.
    Phenobarbital Decreased bronchodilator effect.
    Phenytoin Decreased bronchodilator effect.
    Probenecid Increased effect of dyphylline.
    Ranitidine Possible increased bronchodilator
    effect and toxicity.
    Rauwolfia alkaloids Rapid heartbeat.
    (see Drugs Glossary)
    Rifampin Decreased bronchodilator effect.
    Sulfinpyrazone Increased effect of dyphylline.
    Sympathomimetics Possible increased
    (see Drugs Glossary) bronchodilator effect.
    Troleandomycin Increased bronchodilator effect.

    POSSIBLE INTERACTION WITH OTHER SUBSTANCES

    Tobacco: Decreased bronchodilator effect.

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