Gout
Categories: Blood & Anti-Inflammatories
- NSAIDS
- Colchicine
- unless used within past 14 days, hepatic dysfunction, Renal failure <30 or P450 inhibitor
- 2mg now, 0.6mg 1 hour later
- unless used within past 14 days, hepatic dysfunction, Renal failure <30 or P450 inhibitor
- Xanthine Oxidase inhibitors
- Allopurinol
- Test for HLA-B58:01 genotype in blacks/asians prior to starting
- Associated with severe cutaneous adverse reactions (TEN/SJS)
- Usually associated with CKD and diuretics, high mortality
- 3% in Asians, 3.8% in Blacks, <1% in Whites
- Start w/ 100mg/day
- HLA-B58:01 associated with increased risk for allopurinol hypersensitivity syndrome, especially in Asians
- Max allopurinol is 800mg/day
- ½ dose if CKD 4/5
- SE: MCMC of elevated Uric Acid
- Test for HLA-B58:01 genotype in blacks/asians prior to starting
- Febuxostat
- 80mg-120mg/day
- No renal adjustment/ increased risk of heart death
- Allopurinol
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Procine-derived Uricase
- Severe recurrent +/- Tophaceous gout
- Infused every 2 weeks, lowers urate to 0
- 30-50% develop abs against drug in a month
- Pegloticase
- Used in severe recurrent and/or tophaceous gout intolerant or resistant to standard therapies
- Rasburicase
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URAT1 transporter inhibitor
- Uricosuric agents
- Not as effective
- CI: CKD, nephrolithiasis
- Probenecid
- Lesinurad