Sdi 2011

Saudi Drug Index (SDI) 2011
Mohammed A. Al-Muhur
M.S. Pharmacy R. Pharmacist (Saudia Arabia, Jordan)
Suadi Drug Index (SDI) 2009, Second edition Copyright 2008 by Mohammed Ahmad Al-Muhur. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the author. ISBN 978-603-00-0850-6 Mohammed Ahmad Al-Muhur, 2008 King Fahd National Library Cataloging-in-Publication Data Al-Muhur, Mohammed Ahmad Sulaiman Saudi drug index sdi 2008. / Mohammed Ahmad Sulaiman AlMuhur Riyadh , 2008 276p.; cm. ISBN 978-603-00-0850-6 1. DrugsSaudi Arabia. I. Title: Saudi Drug Index. 615.13531dc 1429/3890 L.D. no. 1429/3890 ISBN 978-603-00-0850-6 (//) 615.1 Al-Muhur, Mohammed A. Saudi Drug Index (SDI) 2008 / Mohammed A. Al-Muhur. Amman: the Author, 2008. ( )p. Deposit No. : 89/1/2008. Descriptors: Drugs\\Pharmacy\\Chemical Industry\\Saudia Arabia\ ISBN 978-9957-8622-0-6
The author has exerted every effort to ensure that drug selection and dosage set forth in this book are in accord with current recommendations and practice at the time of completion of this book. However, in view of ongoing research, changes in government regulations, and the constant flow of information relating to drug therapy and drug reactions, the reader is urged to check the package insert for each drug for any change in indication and dosage and for added warning and precautions. This is particularly important when the recommended agent is a new drug or infrequently employed drug.
Acknowledgements
I would like to thank the following people for their cooperation. TAMER drug store, Mr. Khalaf Al-Dawseri, Dr Uthman Al-fayez.
For correspondence: Email: mohammed_almuhur@yahoo.com Web: http://www.geocities.com/mohammed_almuhur/ Group: http://groups.yahoo.com/clinicalpharmacists
Abbreviations, Measurement systems, Latin Numbers

Preface:
There is always a gap between what is studied and what is practical. So is the case with drugs in the market. The study of pharmacology classifies drugs in a specific way which is not used in the practical life. Besides the available drug sources are as diverse as the countries they came from. This stimulated me to start this project of classifying drugs in Saudi Arabia. The idea of classifying drugs available necessitated selection of a classifying system from the very diverse systems used in the world. Knowing that even the apparently identical systems of ATC (Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification systems) from different sources are really non-identical, this necessitated more care in placing drugs in the different groups. As a practical drug knowledge resource, some additional information was added to the basic drug information that included indications, contraindications and drug adverse effects. Drug manufacturer, drug distributors listings were added for the benefit of more reliable product verification. The end result of this effort is a book which is titled "Saudi Drug Index". . . . . . .
( ATC) . .
"Saudi Drug Index"
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Abbreviations used in prescription writing

1. Common Latin abbreviations in use for writing prescriptions
a. Used in the Inscription
Symbol a.a. A.d. Q.S. ss. or P. Latin Word Ana Addatura Quantum suficit Semi or Parta English Meaning Arabic Meaning Of each Complete to Sufficient quantity Half
b. Used in the subscription

Symbol Buginar. Caps. Caps. Amylac. Cataplasm. Collut. Collyr. Conf. Depilat. Dup. Emp. Emul. Enema. Ext. Ft. Garg. gtt. ht. Inhal. Inj. Lin. Linct. Lot. Mist. Mitt. Neb. Past. Pastill. Pess. Latin Word Buginarium Capsula Capsula Amylacea Cataplasma Collutorium Collyrium Confictio Depilatorium Duplum Emplastrum Emulsio Enemata Etractum Fait Gargarisma Guttae Haustus Inhalatio Injectio Linimentum Linctus Lotio Mistura Mitte Nebula Pasta Pastillus Pessus English Meaning Arabic Meaning Bougies Capsule Cachet Poultice Mouth Wash Eye drops Confection Depilatory Twice Plaster ( ) Emulsion Enema Extract Prepare or to be made Gargle Drops Draught Inhalation Injection Liniment Linctus Lotion ( ) Mixture Put or Send Spray Solution Paste Pastille Pessaries iii
Pil. Pulu. Suppos. or Supp. Tab. Tr. Troch. Ung.
Pilula Pulvis Suppositorium Tabletta Tinctura Trochiscus Unuentum
Pills Powder Suppositories Tablet Tincture Lozenge Ointment
c. Used in the Signature

Symbol A. P. D. A.C. Addend. Applicand. Aq. b.d. c.c Coch. Amp. ii. Coch.Amp. Coch.Med. Coch.Min. Deglut. Dim. Dos. Extend. H.S. M. D. S. M. D. U. Mescend. O. Quart. Hor. O. Sec. H. O. Sext. Hor. O. Tert.Hor. O.h. O.M. O.M.N. O.N. P.C. S. or Sum. Latin Word Affrica Parta Dulente Anti Cibos Addendus Applicandus Aqua Bis in die Cum Cochleare Amplum Duo Cochleare Amplum Colcheare Medium Colcheare Minimum Deglutendus Dimidium Dosis Extendendus Hora Somni More dicto sumendum More dicto utendo Miscendus Omni Quartis Horis Omni Secunda hora Omni sextis Horis Omni Tertis Horis Omni hora Omni Mane Omni Mane Nocti Omni Nocti Post Cibos Sumendum English Meaning Arabic Meaning To be rubbed on the painful part Before meal To be added To be applied water Twice daily with Two Tablespoonfuls Tablespoonful Dessertspoonful Teaspoonful to be swallowed The Half Dose To be spread At bed time To be taken as directed To be used as directed To be mixed Every four hours Every second hour Every sex hours Every three hours Every hour Every Morning Every morning and night Every night After meal To be taken
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S. U. S.O.S Sem. die. Sig. St. or Stat. Sugend. T.D.S. Vent. Jej
Saepe utende Si Opus Sit Semel in die Signatura Statim Sugendus Ter in die sumendum Ventriculo Jejuno
To be used frequently When necessary Once daily Directions Immediately To be sucked Three times daily On an empty stomach (
2. Abbreviations commonly used in prescriptions and medication orders

Symbol 1/2 NS a.c. a.p. a.d. a.m. a.l. a.s. a.u. aa ad ad. lib amp. aq b.i.d BSA c Cap. cc comp. d.t.d. D5W dil. disc. Or D.C. disp. Latin Word Half-strength normal saline anti cibos ante prandium auris dextrae ante meridiem auris laevae auris sinister auris utraque ana ad libitum ad libitum English Meaning Arabic Meaning Half-strength normal saline Befor meals Right ear morning Left ear Each ear Of each up to At pleasure, freely ampoule water Twice daily Body Surface Area with capsule Cubic centimeter compound Given of such doses Dextrose 5% solution Dilute discontinue dispense
aqua bis in die Body Surface Area cum capsula cubic centimeter compositus dentur tales doses Dextrose 5% solution dilutis discontinue dispense v
( ) %
Symbol div. DW e.m.p. Elix. et ex aq fl or fld g. or gm or g gr gtt. H h. or hr. h.s. im inj iv IVP IVPB M. m2 or M2 mcg ml N&V N.F.
Latin Word divide Distilled water ex modo prescripto elixir et ex aqua fluidus gramme granum guttae hypodermis hora hora somni intramuscular injectio intravenous Intravenous push Intravenous piggy back misce Square meter microgram milliliter Nausea and vomiting National Formulary
N.S. or N/S or NS Normal Saline noct. non rep NPO o. o.d. o.l. o.s. o.u. o2 p.c p.m. p.o p.r.n pulv. q.d. q.h. nocti non repetatur null per os octarius oculus dexter oculus laevus oculus sinister oculus utro post cibos post meridiem per os pro re nata pulvis quaque die quaque hora
English Meaning Arabic Meaning divide Distilled water As directed Elixir and In water fluid gram grain drop hypodermic hour At bed time intramuscular injection intravenous Intravenous push Intravenous piggy back mix Square meter microgram milliliter Nausea and vomiting National Formulary Normal Saline %, night Do not repeat Nothing by mouth pint Right eye Left eye Left eye each eyes Both eyes After meals Afternoon, evening By mouth When required powder Every day Every hour
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Symbol q.i.d q.d.s q.o.d q.s. q.s. ad R s. or s s.o.s. Sig. sol. ss. or ss stat. sup. susp. sybc or subq or s.c. syr. t.i.d. t.d.s tab. tal. tal. Dos. tbsp. tr, tinc., tinct. tsp. U or u U.S.P. u.d., ut. dict. Rx ung.
Latin Word quater in die quater die sumendus quoque alternis die quantum sufficiat quantum sufficiat ad libitum rectus sine si opus sit signa solutio semis statim suppositorium subcutaneous syrupus ter in die ter die sumendum tabletta tales tales doses Cochleare amplum Cochleare Parvum unit Unite states pharmacopoeia ut dictum recipe unuentum
English Meaning Arabic Meaning Four times daily Every other day A sufficient quantity A sufficient quantity to make rectal without If there is need Write on label solution One half immediately suppository suspension subcutaneously syrup Three times daily tablet such Such dose tablespoonful tincture teaspoonful unit Unite states pharmacopoeia as directed take ointment
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3. Measurement systems
a. Apothecaries system i. Apothecaries' measure of fluid (conversion table)
Gallon (gal)
1
Quart (qt)
4 1
Pint (pt)
8 2 1
Fluidounce (f)
128 32 16 1
Fluiddrachm (f)
1024 256 128 8 1
Minims ()
61440 15360 7680 480 60
ii. Apothecaries' measure of weight (conversion table)

pound (lb)
1
ounce ()
12 1
drachm ()
96 8 1
scruple ()
288 24 3 1
grain (gr)
5760 480 60 20
iii. Avoirdupois measure of weight (conversion table)

pound (lb)
1
ounce (oz)
16 1
grain (gr)
7000 437.5
b. Metric system
Length
unit Meter (m)
Weight
Gram (g)
Volume
Liter (L)
1 unit
= = = = = = = =
0.001 Kilo 0.01 Hekta 0.1 Deka 10 deci 100 centi 1,000 milli 1,000, 000 micro 1,000,000,000 nano
= = = = = = = =
10 -3 K 10 -2 H 10 -1 D 10 d 10 2 c 10 3 m 10 6 10 9
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c. Measurement & Conversion

1 grain (gr) 1 cup 1 drop 1 fluid ounce (oz.) 1 foot (ft) 1 gallon (gal.) 1 inch (in.) 1 ounce (1/16 pound) 1 pound (avoirdupois) 1 yard (yd) = = = = = = = = = = 65 mg 250 mL 1/20 mL 29.57 mL 30.48 cm 3785.6 mL 2.54 cm 28.4 grams 453.6 grams 91.44 cm
4. Latin Numerals
Latin
I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX
Number
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Latin
X XI L LX LXX LXXX XC CC CCC
Number
10 11 50 60 70 80 90 200 300
Latin
CCCC D DC DCC DCCC DCCCC M MM
Number
400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 2000
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Contents
Preface............................................................................................................................ii Abbreviations used in prescription writing .................................................................. iii Gastro-intestinal System ................................................................................................ 1 Cardiovascular system ................................................................................................. 11 Respiratory system ....................................................................................................... 31 Central nervous system ................................................................................................ 43 Infections...................................................................................................................... 70 Endocrine system ....................................................................................................... 101 Obstetrics, gynaecology, and urinary-tract disorders ................................................ 115 Malignant disease and immunosuppression............................................................... 121 Nutrition and blood .................................................................................................... 131 Musculoskeletal and joint diseases ............................................................................ 142 Eye ............................................................................................................................. 152 Ear, nose, and oropharynx ......................................................................................... 168 Skin ............................................................................................................................ 173 Immunological products and vaccines ....................................................................... 184 Anaesthesia ................................................................................................................ 189 Registered Suppliers Index ........................................................................................ 1 A Index of manufacturers .............................................................................................. 1 B Scientific Name and Trade Name Index .................................................................... 1 C References .................................................................................................................. 1 D
Gastro-intestinal System
Acute diarrhoea 2 Adsorbents and bulk-forming drugs ...................................................................... 2 Antimotility drugs .................................................................................................. 2 Antispasmodics and other drugs altering gut motility 2 Antimuscarinics ..................................................................................................... 2 Other antispasmodics ............................................................................................. 3 Chronic bowel disorders 3 Aminosalicylates .................................................................................................... 3 Corticosteroids ....................................................................................................... 3 Drugs affecting intestinal secretions 4 Drugs affecting biliary composition and flow ....................................................... 4 Dyspepsia and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease 4 Antacids and simeticone ........................................................................................ 4 Ulcer-healing drugs 5 Selective antimuscarinics ....................................................................................... 5 Chelates and complexes ......................................................................................... 5 H2-receptor antagonists ......................................................................................... 5 Prostaglandin analogues......................................................................................... 7 Proton pump inhibitors .......................................................................................... 7 Laxatives 8 Bulk-forming laxatives .......................................................................................... 8 Osmotic laxatives ................................................................................................... 8 Stimulant laxatives ................................................................................................. 9 Local preparations for anal and rectal disorders 10 Compound haemorrhoidal preparations with corticosteroids .............................. 10
Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
Acute diarrhoea
Adsorbents and bulk-forming drugs
Kaolin , Pectin KAPECT KAPTIN Suspension Suspension diarrhoea
Antimotility drugs
Diphenoxylate HCl , Atropine SO4 DIAXINE INTARD LOMOTIL Tablet Tablet Tablet . - ( )
Loperamide
IMODIUM
Capsule
Acute diarrhoea, Chronic diarrhoea in adults
LOPODIUM
Capsule
conditions where inhibition of peristalsis should be avoided, where abdominal distension develops, or in conditions such as active ulcerative colitis or antibiotic-associated colitis
Antispasmodics and other drugs altering gut motility Antimuscarinics

Hyoscine Butylbromide BUSCOPAN Tablet smooth muscle spasm , excessive respiratory secretions dry mouth, urine retention, and constipation porphyria
HYOBAN NOSPASM RIASPASM SCOPINAL SPASMONORE
Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Suppository Tablet Tablet
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SPASMOPAN
Hyoscine Nbutylbromide
BUSCOPAN
Injection
SPASMONORE
Suppository
smooth muscle spasm , excessive respiratory secretions
dry mouth, urine retention, and constipation
porphyria
SPASMOPAN
Injection
HYOPAN
Syrup
Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Syrup Syrup
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer

Drug Store

RIASPASM SCOPINAL
Other antispasmodics
Mebeverine HCl BEVACOL Tablet smooth muscle spasm rarely allergic reactions (including rash, urticaria, angioedema) paralytic ileus . relief of abdominal colic and distension, particularly in irritable bowel syndrome heartburn, perianal irritation; rarely, allergic reactions (including rash, headache, bradycardia, muscle tremor, ataxia)
DUSPAMEN DUSPATALIN
Tablet Capsule Tablet Suspension
--
MEBAGEN MEVA
Tablet Tablet
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SPASMOTALIN VERINE Peppermint COLPERMIN
Tablet Tablet Capsule
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Chronic bowel disorders

Aminosalicylates
Mesalazine ASACOL MEZACOL PENTASA Tablet Tablet Enema Sachet Suppository Tablet Enema treatment of mild to moderate ulcerative colitis and maintenance of remission severe hepatic impairment . .
SALOFALK
SALOFALK
Tablet
Corticosteroids
Budesonide ENTOCORT ENEMA Tablet Ulcerative colitis involving rectal and recto-sigmoid disease
Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
Drugs affecting intestinal secretions

Drugs affecting biliary composition and flow
Volatile Oils ROWACHOL Capsule Drops
Dyspepsia and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease

Antacids and simeticone
Aluminum Hydroxide, Magnesium Trisilicate Aluminum Hydroxide , Magnesium Hydroxide , Oxethazine Magnesium Aluminum Silicate , Attapulgite Aluminum Hydroxide Aluminum Hydroxide , Magnesium Hydroxide MALUGEL Tablet COLOPATHIL Sachet
MUCAINE
Suspension
MUCOGEL
Suspension
ALUGEL
Suspension
ACIDAL HYDROGEL MAALOX MAGALOX MOXAL NOVAGEL
Tablet Suspension Suspension Suspension Tablet Suspension Tablet Suspension Tablet Suspension
dyspepsia; hyperphosphatae mia dyspepsia; hyperphosphatae mia
hypophosphataemia
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hypophosphataemia
RIALOX Magaldrate (Aluminum Hydroxide , Magnesium Hydroxide) Aluminum Hydroxide , Magnesium Carbonate , Magnesium Hydroxide , Simethicon Aluminum Hydroxide , Magnesium Hydroxide , Dimethicon ACICONE
Tablet Suspension Tablet dyspepsia; hyperphosphatae mia hypophosphataemia
DIGEL
Suspension Tablet
dyspepsia; hyperphosphatae mia
hypophosphataemia
MAALOX PLUS EPICOGEL
Suspension Tablet Suspension
hypophosphataemia
Scientific Name
Aluminum Hydroxide , Magnesium Hydroxide , Simethicone Magaldrate (Al(OH)3. Mg(OH)2) , Simethicon Simethicone
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Suspension
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer

Drug Store
NOVAGEL
hypophosphataemia
hypophosphataemia .
ACICONE - S
Suspension Tablet
dyspepsia; hyperphosphatae mia dyspepsia
DISFLATYL
Suspension
SALINAL
Chewable Tablet, Drops
Ulcer-healing drugs
Selective antimuscarinics
Pirenzepine Dihydrochloride
GASTROZEPIN
Tablet
Chelates and complexes

Sucralfate GASTROFAIT ULCAR Tablet Tablet gastric and duodenal ulceration and chronic gastritis, stress ulceration prophylaxis constipation, diarrhoea, nausea, indigestion, gastric discomfort, dry mouth, rash, hypersensitivity reactions, back pain, dizziness, headache, vertigo and drowsiness, bezoar formation
ULCICURE ULSAHEAL
Tablet Suspension Tablet
H2-receptor antagonists
Cimetidine ADIATIN Tablet benign gastric and duodenal ulceration, stomal ulcer, reflux oesophagitis, ZollingerEllison syndrome alopecia; very rarely tachycardia, interstitial nephritis . .
CIMEDINE CITIUS DYSPAMET
Tablet Tablet Suspension
Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Injection Tablet
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
. . . -
Drug Store
TAGAMET
Famotidine
FAMOCID FAMODAR FAMOGEN PEPCIDIN
Tablet Tablet Tablet Injection Tablet Capsule
Benign gastric and duodenal ulceration, Reflux oesophagitis, ZollingerEllison syndrome
anxiety, anorexia, dry mouth, cholestatic jaundice
--
Nizatidine
AXID
Ranitidine
ACICARE ANTAGONIN
Tablet Tablet
APORANITIDINE GLOTAC
Tablet Tablet
benign gastric, duodenal or NSAID-associated ulceration, Gastrooesophageal reflux disease gastric and duodenal ulceration, dyspepsia, NSAIDassociated ulceration, Gastrooesophageal reflux disease, ZollingerEllison syndrome ,Gastric acid reduction
sweating; rarely hyperuricaemia
tachycardia, agitation, visual disturbances, alopecia, vasculitis ; very rarely interstitial nephritis
NADINE
Tablet
NOVORANIDINE PEPTAC RANACID RANID RANIDINE
Tablet
Tablet Syrup Tablet Tablet
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RANIMAX RANIMAX AC RANTAG ROLAN TANIDINA
Tablet Tablet Injection Tablet Injection Tablet
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ZANTAC
Injection Tablet Eff tablet Injection Tablet Syrup
----
ZYDAC
--
RIALAC
Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Syrup Syrup
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer

Drug Store

SEDALAC SOFLAX
Prostaglandin analogues
Misoprostol CYTOTEC Tablet gastric and duodenal ulceration and NSAID-associated ulceration, Prophylaxis of NSAID-induced gastric and duodenal ulcer diarrhoea; also reported: abdominal pain, dyspepsia, flatulence, nausea and vomiting, abnormal vaginal bleeding, rashes, dizziness pregnancy or planning pregnancy .
Proton pump inhibitors

Lansoprazole LANFAST LANSOMID Capsule Capsule benign gastric and duodenal ulcers, NSAID-associated duodenal or gastric ulcer Duodenal or benign gastric ulcer associated with Helicobacter pylori, Zollinger Ellison syndrome, Gastric acid reduction, Acid reflux disease paraesthesia, vertigo, alopecia, gynaecomastia, impotence, stomatitis, encephalopathy in severe liver disease; hyponatraemia; reversible confusion, agitation, and hallucinations in the severely ill; visual impairment reported with high-dose injection Gastrointestinal disturbances, headache, and dizziness. Less frequent sideeffects include dry mouth, insomnia, drowsiness, malaise, blurred vision, rash, and pruritus. -- --- ----
LANZOR
Capsule
PEPTAZOLE TAKEPRON
Capsule Capsule Tablet
---
ULTRAZOLE Omeprazole ACILOC
Capsule Capsule benign gastric and duodenal ulcers, NSAIDassociated duodenal or gastric ulcer and gastroduodenal erosions, Duodenal or benign gastric ulcer associated with Helicobacter pylori, Zollinger Ellison syndrome, Gastric acid reduction during general anaesthesia, Gastrooesophageal reflux disease,
LOSEC OMEDAR OMIZ OPRAZOLE RISEK Omeprazole HCl EPIRAZOLE GASTROZOLE HYPOSEC LOSEC OMEPREX OMERAL
Injection Tablet Capsule Tablet Capsule Injection Capsule Capsule Capsule Capsule Capsule Tablet
Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Capsule Tablet
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer

Drug Store
---
OMIZ Omeprazole Magnesium LOSEC MUPS
Acid reflux disease, Acidrelated dyspepsia, Severe ulcerating reflux oesophagitis
Pantoprazole
PANTOZOL PROTON RAZONE
E C tablet E C tablet E C tablet
--
TOPRAZOLE
E C tablet
----
Laxatives
Bulk-forming laxatives
Ispaghula Husk MUCOFALK Granules colostomy, ileostomy, haemorrhoids, anal fissure, chronic diarrhoea associated with diverticular disease, irritable bowel syndrome, and as adjuncts in ulcerative colitis flatulence, abdominal distension, gastro-intestinal obstruction or impaction; hypersensitivity reported difficulty in swallowing, intestinal obstruction, colonic atony, faecal impaction .
Osmotic laxatives
Lactulose DUPHALAC Sachet Solution constipation (may take up to 48 hours to act), hepatic encephalopathy (portal systemic encephalopathy) flatulence, cramps, and abdominal discomfort galactosaemia, intestinal obstruction . ] [ . .
EZILAX LACTULOSE LAXOLAC RAMLAC MILK OF MAGNESIA
Sachet Solution Solution Solution Solution Suspension
---
Magnesium Hydroxide
Constipation
colic
acute gastrointestinal conditions
Sodium Acid Phosphate , Sodium Phosphate
FLEET ENEMA
Enema
rectal use in constipation; bowel evacuation before abdominal radiological procedures, endoscopy, and surgery
local irritation
acute gastrointestinal conditions
Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
Stimulant laxatives
Bisacodyl DULCOLAX Tablet Constipation, Before radiological procedures and surgery tablets, griping; suppositories, local irritation acute surgical abdominal conditions, acute inflammatory bowel disease, severe dehydration
LAXOCODYL
Suppository Tablet Suppository Drops
Glycerol Sodium Picosulphate Monohydrate
GLICEROLO SUPP LAXOBERAL
constipation constipation; bowel evacuation before abdominal radiological and endoscopic procedures on the colon, and surgery severe dehydration
Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
Local preparations for anal and rectal disorders

Compound haemorrhoidal preparations with corticosteroids
Benzyl Benzoate , Bismuth Oxide , Zinc Oxide , Bismuth Subgalate Benzyl Benzoate , Bismuth Oxide , Zinc Oxide , Bismuth Subgalate , Hydrocortisone ANUGESIC Suppository Haemorrhoids Haemorrhoids
ANUSOL ANUSOL HC
Ointment Suppository Ointment Suppository
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Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
Cardiovascular system
Positive inotropic drugs 12 Cardiac glycosides ............................................................................................... 12 Diuretics 12 Thiazides and related diuretics............................................................................. 12 Loop diuretics ...................................................................................................... 12 Potassium-sparing diuretics and aldosterone antagonists .................................... 13 Potassium-sparing diuretics with other diuretics ................................................. 13 Diuretics with potassium...................................................................................... 13 Anti-arrhythmic drugs 14 Supraventricular arrhythmias ............................................................................... 14 Supraventricular and ventricular arrhythmias ...................................................... 14 Ventricular arrhythmias ....................................................................................... 14 Beta-adrenoceptor blocking drugs 15 With calcium-channel blocker or diuretic............................................................ 17 Hypertension and heart failure 17 Vasodilator antihypertensive drugs...................................................................... 17 Centrally acting antihypertensive drugs............................................................... 18 Alpha-adrenoceptor blocking drugs ..................................................................... 19 Drugs affecting the renin-angiotensin system...................................................... 19 Nitrates, calcium-channel blockers, and other antianginal drugs 21 Nitrates ................................................................................................................. 21 Calcium-channel blockers .................................................................................... 22 Sympathomimetics 24 Inotropic sympathomimetics ................................................................................ 24 Vasoconstrictor sympathomimetics ..................................................................... 24 Anticoagulants and protamine 25 Parenteral Anticoagulants .................................................................................... 25 Oral anticoagulants .............................................................................................. 25 Antiplatelet drugs 26 Myocardial infarction and fibrinolysis 26 Antifibrinolytic drugs and haemostatics 26 Blood products ..................................................................................................... 27 Lipid-regulating drugs 27 Anion-exchange resins ......................................................................................... 27 Fibrates ................................................................................................................. 28 Statins................................................................................................................... 29 Nicotinic acid group ............................................................................................. 29
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Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
Positive inotropic drugs

Cardiac glycosides
Digoxin LANIBOS Injection heart failure, supraventricular arrhythmias anorexia, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain; visual disturbances, headache, fatigue, drowsiness, confusion, dizziness, delirium, hallucinations, depression; arrhythmias, heart block intermittent complete heart block, second degree AV block; supraventricular arrhythmias caused by Wolff-ParkinsonWhite syndrome; ventricular tachycardia or fibrillation; hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy
LANOXIN
Elixir Injection Tablet Tablet
LANOXIN PG
Medigoxin
LANITOP
Injection Syrup Tablet
Diuretics
Thiazides and related diuretics
Chlorthalidone HYGROTON Tablet Oedema, Hypertention, Heart failure postural hypotension and mild gastrointestinal effects; impotence; hypokalaemia , hypomagnesaemia, hyponatraemia, hypercalcaemia, hypochloraemic alkalosis, hyperuricaemia, gout, hyperglycaemia, and altered plasma lipid concentration; hypokalaemia, headache, dizziness, fatigue, muscular cramps, nausea, anorexia, diarrhoea, constipation, dyspepsia, rashes refractory hypokalaemia, hyponatraemia, hypercalcaemia; symptomatic hyperuricaemia; Addison's disease
Indapamide
NATRILLIX
Tablet
Essential hypertension
severe hepatic impairment
Loop diuretics
Bumetanide BURINEX Injection Tablet oedema hyponatraemia, hypokalaemia, and hypomagnesaemia, hypochloraemic alkalosis, increased calcium excretion, hypotension hyponatraemia, hypokalaemia, and hypomagnesaemia, hypochloraemic precomatose states associated with liver cirrhosis; renal failure with anuria
Frusemide
DIUSEMIDE
Injection Tablet
oedema, oliguria due to renal failure
precomatose states associated with liver cirrhosis; renal failure with anuria
12
Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Injection Tablet Injection Suspension Tablet
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer

Drug Store

IMPUGAN LASIX
alkalosis, increased calcium excretion, hypotension
OEDEMAX SALURIN
Potassium-sparing diuretics and aldosterone antagonists

Spironolactone ALDACTONE Tablet oedema and ascites in cirrhosis of the liver, malignant ascites, nephrotic syndrome, congestive heart failure; primary hyperaldosteronism gastro-intestinal disturbances; impotence, gynaecomastia; menstrual irregularities; lethargy, headache, confusion; rashes; hyperkalaemia (discontinue); hyponatraemia; hepatotoxicity, osteomalacia, and blood disorders reported hyperkalaemia, hyponatraemia; Addison's disease .
NORACTONE
Tablet
SPIROCTAN
Tablet
Potassium-sparing diuretics with other diuretics

Amiloride HCl , hydrochlorothiazide AMURETIC APOAMILZIDE Spironolactone , hydrofluthiazide Triamterene , hydrochlorothiazide ALDACTIDE25 DYAZIDE Tablet Tablet Hypertension, congestive heart failure, oedema and ascites in cirrhosis Congestive heart failure Hypertension, oedema, potassium conservation with thiazide and loop diuretics gastro-intestinal disturbances, dry mouth, rashes; slight decrease in blood pressure hyperkalaemia, renal failure . .
Tablet
Tablet
Diuretics with potassium

Bumetanide , potassium chloride BURINEX-K Tablet
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Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
Anti-arrhythmic drugs
Supraventricular arrhythmias
Adenosine ADENOCOR Injection paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardias transient facial flush, chest pain, dyspnoea, bronchospasm, choking sensation, nausea, lightheadedness; severe bradycardia reported (requiring temporary pacing); ECG may show transient rhythm disturbances second- or thirddegree AV block and sick sinus syndrome (unless pacemaker fitted); asthma
Amiodarone HCl
CORDARONE
Injection
Supraventricular arrhythmias [
SEDACORON
Injection
Supraventricular and ventricular arrhythmias

Amiodarone CORDARONE Tablet Paroxysmal supraventricular, nodal and ventricular tachycardias, atrial fibrillation and flutter, and ventricular fibrillation. It may also be used for tachyarrhythmias associated with Wolff-ParkinsonWhite syndrome nausea, vomiting, taste disturbances, raised serum transaminases (may require dose reduction or withdrawal if accompanied by acute liver disorders), jaundice; bradycardia ; pulmonary toxicity (including pneumonitis and fibrosis); tremor, sinus bradycardia, sino-atrial heart block; unless pacemaker fitted avoid in severe conduction disturbances or sinus node disease; thyroid dysfunction; iodine sensitivity; avoid intravenous use in severe respiratory failure, circulatory collapse heart block [ ]
Quinidine sulphate
KINIDIN DURULES QUINIDINE SULPHATE
Tablet Tablet
supraventricular tachycardias and ventricular arrhythmias
Procainamide Hydrochloride; also vomiting; ventricular arrhythmias; thrombocytopenia, haemolytic anaemia; rarely myalgia, arthralgia, photosensitisation, hypersensitivity reactions including urticaria and hepatitis; also cinchonism
Ventricular arrhythmias
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Lidocaine HCl
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LIDOCAINE
LIDOCAINE
Injection
XYLOCARD
Injection
dizziness, paraesthesia, or drowsiness (particularly if injection too rapid); other CNS effects include confusion, respiratory depression and convulsions; hypotension and bradycardia (may lead to cardiac arrest); rarely hypersensitivity reactions
sino-atrial disorders, all grades of atrioventricular block, severe myocardial depression; porphyria
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Lignocaine
LIDOCAINE LIGNOCAINE XYLOCAINE MEXITIL
Injection Injection Injection Injection
Mexiletine HCl
life-threatening ventricular arrhythmias
nausea, vomiting, constipation, diarrhoea, taste disturbance, dry mouth, hiccups, dyspepsia; bradycardia, hypotension, atrial fibrillation, palpitation, conduction defects, exacerbation of arrhythmias, torsades de pointes, exacerbation of heart failure;
cardiogenic shock; secondor third-degree AV block (unless pacemaker fitted)
Beta-adrenoceptor blocking drugs

Atenolol APO-ATENOL BLOKIUM CANAR CARDOL HYPOTEN NORMOTEN NOVOATENOL TENORMIN TENORMIN TENSOTIN Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Hypertension, angina, arrhythemias
Hypertension: 400 mg PO in 12 doses; arrhythmias: 4001200 mg/d PO in divided doses
Injection Tablet Tablet
Bisoprolol fumarate
CONCOR CONCOR COR
Tablet Tablet
Hypertension, angina, adjunct in stable moderate to sever heart failure
gastro-intestinal disturbances; bradycardia, heart failure, hypotension, conduction disorders, peripheral vasoconstriction (including exacerbation of intermittent claudication and Raynauds phenomenon); bronchospasm, dyspnoea; headache, fatigue, sleep disturbances gastro-intestinal disturbances; bradycardia, heart failure, hypotension, conduction
asthma , uncontrolled heart failure, Prinzmetal's angina, marked bradycardia, hypotension, sick sinus syndrome, second- or thirddegree AV block, cardiogenic shock, metabolic acidosis, severe peripheral arterial disease; phaeochromocytoma
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asthma, uncontrolled heart failure, Prinzmetal's angina, marked bradycardia, hypotension, sick sinus syndrome,
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5 mg PO QD; maximum dose, 20 mg PO QD
Carvedilol
CARVIDOL
Tablet
Hypertension, angina, adjunct in heart failure

Hypertension: 6.2550 mg PO BID; CHF: dose individualized based on patient response; initial dose 3.125 mg PO BID, increased gradually to a maximum dose of 50 mg PO BID
DILATREND
Tablet
Esmolol HCl
BREVIBLOC
Injection
short-term treatment of supraventricular arrhythmias (including atrial fibrillation, atrial flutter, sinus tachycardia); tachycardia and hypertension in peri-operative period
25500 mcg/kg/min IV
Labetalol HCL
TRANDATE
Injection Tablet
Hypertension: 100-400 mg/d PO in divided doses; 20- 300mg IV
Metoprolol HCl
LOPRESOR DIVI
Tablet
Hypertension
Extended release: 50100 mg/d PO
disorders, peripheral vasoconstriction (including exacerbation of intermittent claudication and Raynauds phenomenon); bronchospasm, dyspnoea; headache, fatigue, postural hypotension, dizziness, headache, fatigue, gastrointestinal disturbances, bradycardia; occasionally diminished peripheral circulation, peripheral oedema and painful extremities, dry mouth, dry eyes, eye irritation or disturbed vision, impotence, gastro-intestinal disturbances; bradycardia, heart failure, hypotension, conduction disorders, peripheral vasoconstriction (including exacerbation of intermittent claudication and Raynauds phenomenon); bronchospasm, dyspnoea; headache, fatigue, sleep disturbances Bradycardia, hypotension, cardiac insufficiency, fatigue, dizziness, diarrhea gastro-intestinal disturbances; bradycardia,
second- or thirddegree AV block, cardiogenic shock, metabolic acidosis, severe peripheral arterial disease; phaeochromocytoma,
asthma, uncontrolled heart failure, Prinzmetal's angina, marked bradycardia, hypotension, sick sinus syndrome, second- or thirddegree AV block, cardiogenic shock, metabolic acidosis, severe peripheral arterial disease; phaeochromocytoma
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asthma, uncontrolled heart failure, Prinzmetal's angina, marked bradycardia, hypotension, sick sinus syndrome, second- or thirddegree AV block, cardiogenic shock, metabolic acidosis, severe peripheral arterial disease; phaeochromocytoma
asthma, uncontrolled heart failure, Prinzmetal's angina,
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Metoprolol tartarate
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Tablet
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LOPRESOR
Hypertension, angina, arrhythemias, migraine, hyperthyroidism

100450 mg/d PO; 5 mg IV; extended release: 50100 mg/d PO
Propranolol
INDERAL INDICARDIN
Hypertension, phaeochromocyt oma, Angina, Arrhythemias, Anxiety, prophylaxis for myocardial infarction, migraine prophylaxis
Arrhythmias: 1030 mg PO TID, QID; hypertension: 40 640 mg/d PO in divided doses; angina: 10320 mg/d PO in divided doses; lifethreatening arrhythmias: up to 13 mg IV; migraine: 80240 mg/d PO in divided doses
heart failure, hypotension, conduction disorders, peripheral vasoconstriction (including exacerbation of intermittent claudication and Raynauds phenomenon); bronchospasm, dyspnoea; headache, fatigue, sleep disturbances gastro-intestinal disturbances; bradycardia, heart failure, hypotension, conduction disorders, peripheral vasoconstriction (including exacerbation of intermittent claudication and Raynauds phenomenon); bronchospasm, dyspnoea; headache, fatigue,
marked bradycardia, hypotension, sick sinus syndrome, second- or thirddegree AV block, cardiogenic shock, metabolic acidosis, severe peripheral arterial disease; phaeochromocytoma
asthma , uncontrolled heart failure, Prinzmetal's angina, marked bradycardia, hypotension, sick sinus syndrome, second- or thirddegree AV block, cardiogenic shock, metabolic acidosis, severe peripheral arterial disease; phaeochromocytoma
With calcium-channel blocker or diuretic

Atenolol , nifedipine Atenolol , chlorthalidone NIF-TEN TENORETIC Capsule Tablet Hypertension, angina Hypertension
Hypertension and heart failure

Vasodilator antihypertensive drugs
Diazoxide HYPERSTAT Injection hypertensive emergency including severe hypertension associated with renal disease; hypoglycaemia tachycardia, hypotension, hyperglycaemia, sodium and water retention; rarely cardiomegaly, hyperosmolar non-ketotic coma, leucopenia, thrombocytopenia, and hirsuitism
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Hydralazine
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Tablet
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HYDRALAZINE
hypertension , heart failure ; hypertensive crisis
Sodium nitroprusside
NIPRIDE
Injection
SODIUM NITROPRUSSIDE
Injection
hypertensive crisis; controlled hypotension in surgery; heart failure
tachycardia, palpitation, flushing, hypotension, fluid retention, gastrointestinal disturbances; headache, dizziness; systemic lupus erythematosuslike syndrome after long-term therapy with over 100 mg daily (or less in women and in slow acetylator individuals associated with over rapid reduction in blood pressure (reduce infusion rate): headache, dizziness, nausea, retching, abdominal pain, perspiration, palpitation, apprehension, retrosternal discomfort; occasionally reduced platelet count,
idiopathic systemic lupus erythematosus, severe tachycardia, high output heart failure, myocardial insufficiency due to mechanical obstruction, cor pulmonale, dissecting aortic aneurysm; porphyria
severe vitamin B12 deficiency; Leber's optic atrophy; compensatory hypertension
Centrally acting antihypertensive drugs

Clonidine CATAPRES Tablet hypertension; migraine; menopausal flushing
1002400 mg/d PO; transdermal: 0.10.3 mg/24h
Methyl dopa (Methyldopa) (Methyldopate)
ALDOMET
Tablet
Hypertension, hypertensive crisis

250 mg PO BIDTID; maintenance dose, 3 g/d; 250500 mg q6h IV
DOPAMET DOPANORE
Tablet Tablet
SEMBRINA
Tablet
dry mouth, sedation, depression, fluid retention, bradycardia, Raynaud's phenomenon, headache, dizziness, euphoria, nocturnal unrest, rash, nausea, constipation, rarely impotence gastro-intestinal disturbances, dry mouth, stomatitis, sialadenitis; bradycardia, exacerbation of angina, postural hypotension, oedema; sedation, headache, dizziness,
depression, active liver disease, phaeochromocytom a; porphyria
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asthenia, myalgia, arthralgia, paraesthesia, nightmares, mild psychosis, depression,
Alpha-adrenoceptor blocking drugs

Doxazosin maleate CARDURA Tablet hypertension , benign prostatic hyperplasia postural hypotension; dizziness, vertigo, headache, fatigue, asthenia, oedema, sleep disturbance, nausea, rhinitis; postural hypotension, drowsiness, weakness, dizziness, headache, lack of energy, nausea, palpitation; urinary frequency, incontinence and priapism Dizziness, postural hypotension, headache, dyspnea, nasal congestion
Prazocin HCl
MINIPRESS
Tablet
Hypertension , Congestive heart failure , Raynaud's syndrome , Benign prostatic hyperplasia

120 mg/d PO in divided doses
not recommended for congestive heart failure due to mechanical obstruction (e.g. aortic stenosis)
Terazosin
ITRIN
Tablet
mild to moderate hypertension , benign prostatic hyperplasia

120 mg/d PO
Drugs affecting the renin-angiotensin system
Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors

Benazepril CIBACEN Tablet
) (
Hypertension , Heart Failure , After infarction , Diabetic neuropathy Hypotension, and renal impairment, persistent dry cough. angioedema (onset may be delayed), rash (which may be associated with pruritus and urticaria), tachycardia, serum sickness, weight loss, stomatitis, hypersensitivity to ACE inhibitors (including angioedema) and in known or suspected renovascular disease , pregnancy
Captopril
CAPOCARD CAPOTEN CAPRIL MINITEN
Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet
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NOVOCAPTORIL
Tablet
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Cilazapril
INHIBACE
Tablet
Hypertension , Heart Failure
Enalapril
ANGIOTEC
Tablet
ENAPRIL ESOPRESS INVORIL NARAPRIL RENITEC RIAPRIL
Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet
maculopapular rash, photosensitivity, flushing and acidosis Hypotension, and renal impairment, persistent dry cough. angioedema (onset may be delayed), rash (which may be associated with pruritus and urticaria), dyspnoea , bronchitis hypotension, and renal impairment, persistent dry cough. angioedema (onset may be delayed), rash (which may be associated with pruritus and urticaria) dyspnoea , depression , asthenia , blurred vision
hypersensitivity to ACE inhibitors (including angioedema) , renovascular disease ,pregnancy
hypersensitivity to ACE inhibitors (including angioedema) , renovascular disease , pregnancy
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Enalapril , hydrochlorothiazide Lisinopril
CO-RENITEC
Tablet
ZESTRIL
Tablet
Perindopril
ZINOPRIL COVERSYL
Tablet Tablet
Hypertension , Heart Failure , Following infarction
Quinapril
ACUITEL
Tablet
Hypotension, and renal impairment, persistent dry cough. angioedema (onset may be delayed), rash (which may be associated with pruritus and urticaria), asthenia , mood and sleep disturbances Hypotension, and renal impairment, persistent dry cough. angioedema (onset may be delayed), rash (which may be associated with pruritus and urticaria)
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Angiotensin-II receptor antagonists

Candesartan cilexetil ATACAND BLOPRESS Tablet Tablet Hypertension , Heart Failure vertigo, headache Pregnancy, breast feeding cholestasis []
Irbesartan
APROVEL
Tablet
hypertension , renal disease in hypertensive type 2 diabetes mellitus
nausea, vomiting , fatigue , musculoskeletal pain
Pregnancy, breast feeding
Losartan potassium Telmisartan
COZAAR MICARDIS
Tablet Tablet hypertension gastro-intestinal disturbances; influenza-like symptoms including pharyngitis and sinusitis; arthralgia, myalgia, back pain, leg cramps; eczema hepatic impairment , renal impairment Pregnancy, biliary obstruction , breast feeding
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Valsartan
DIOVAN
Tablet
hypertension , Myocardial infarction
Pregnancy, cirrhosis, biliary obstruction , breast feeding
Irbesartan , hydrochlorothiazide
COAPROVEL
Tablet
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Losartan potassium , hydrochlorothiazide Valsartan , hydrochlorothiazide
FORTZAAR HYZAAR CO-DIOVAN
Tablet Tablet Tablet
Nitrates, calcium-channel blockers, and other antianginal drugs

Nitrates
Glyceryl trinitrate GLYCERYL TRINITRATE NITRO MACK NITRODERM TTS NITRO-DUR NITROGLYCERINE Injection Capsule Transdermal Patch Transdermal Patch Injection prophylaxis and treatment of angina; left ventricular failure; anal fissure , extravasation postural hypotension, tachycardia (but paradoxical bradycardia also reported); throbbing headache, hypersensitivity to nitrates; hypotensive conditions and hypovolaemia; hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy, aortic stenosis, cardiac
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NITROSTAT TRIDIL
dizziness;
Isosorbide dinitrate
ISOKET
Injection
ISOMACK ISORDIL ISORDIL SUBLINGUAL WESORBIDE
Capsule Tablet Tablet Tablet
prophylaxis and treatment of angina; left ventricular failure
postural hypotension, tachycardia (but paradoxical bradycardia also reported); throbbing headache, dizziness;
Isosorbide mononitrate
IMDUR
Tablet
prophylaxis of angina; adjunct in congestive heart failure
postural hypotension, tachycardia (but paradoxical bradycardia also reported); throbbing headache, dizziness;
tamponade, constrictive pericarditis, mitral stenosis; marked anaemia hypersensitivity to nitrates; hypotensive conditions and hypovolaemia; hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy, aortic stenosis, cardiac tamponade, constrictive pericarditis, mitral stenosis; marked anaemia hypersensitivity to nitrates; hypotensive conditions and hypovolaemia; hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy, aortic stenosis, cardiac tamponade, constrictive pericarditis, mitral stenosis; marked anaemia
Calcium-channel blockers
Amlodipine besylate AMLOR AMVASC Tablet Capsule hypertension, prophylaxis of angina abdominal pain, nausea; palpitation, flushing, oedema; headache, dizziness, sleep disturbances, fatigue; less commonly gastrointestinal disturbances, dry mouth, taste disturbances, hypotension, syncope, chest pain, dyspnoea, rhinitis, mood changes, bradycardia, sinoatrial block, AV block, palpitation, dizziness, hypotension, malaise, asthenia, cardiogenic shock, unstable angina, significant aortic stenosis; breastfeeding ---
LOTENSE
Tablet
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Diltiazem HCl
BI-TILDIEM
Tablet
DILZEM RETARD
Tablet
severe bradycardia, left ventricular failure with pulmonary congestion, second- or thirddegree AV block
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APO-DILTAZ DILZEM MONO TILDIEM SR
NOVODILTAZEM RIAZEM TILDIEM
Tablet
headache, hot flushes, gastrointestinal disturbances, oedema (notably of ankles); rarely rashes (including erythema multiforme and exfoliative dermatitis)
(unless pacemaker fitted), sick sinus syndrome; pregnancy; breastfeeding
Capsule Tablet Tablet
Isradipine
LOMIR LOMIR SRO
Tablet Capsule
hypertension
Nifedipine
ADALAT ADALAT EPILAT NIFECARD NOVONIFEDIN
Capsule Tablet Capsule Capsule Capsule
prophylaxis of angina; hypertension; Raynaud's phenomenon
Nimodipine
NIMOTOP
Injection Tablet
prevention and treatment of ischaemic neurological deficits following aneurysmal subarachnoid haemorrhage
headache, flushing, dizziness, tachycardia and palpitation, localized peripheral oedema; hypotension uncommon; rarely weight gain, fatigue, abdominal discomfort, rashes headache, flushing, dizziness, lethargy; tachycardia, palpitation; shortacting preparations may induce an exaggerated fall in blood pressure and reflex tachycardia which may lead to myocardial or cerebrovascular ischaemia; gravitational oedema, rash hypotension, variation in heartrate, flushing, headache, gastro-intestinal disorders, nausea, sweating and feeling of warmth; thrombocytopenia and ileus reported
cardiogenic shock; symptomatic or tight aortic stenosis; within 1 month of myocardial infarction; unstable angina; breastfeeding
cardiogenic shock; advanced aortic stenosis; within 1 month of myocardial infarction; unstable or acute attacks of angina; porphyria
within 1 month of myocardial infarction; unstable angina
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Verapamil HCl
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ISOPTIN
ISOPTIN RETARD
Supraventricular arrhythmias, angina, hypertension, paroxysmal tachyarrhythemias
constipation; less commonly nausea, vomiting, flushing, headache, dizziness, fatigue, ankle oedema; rarely allergic reactions (erythema, pruritus, urticaria, angioedema, Stevens-Johnson syndrome); myalgia, arthralgia, paraesthesia, erythromelalgia;
hypotension, bradycardia, second- and thirddegree AV block, sick sinus syndrome, cardiogenic shock, sino-atrial block; history of heart failure or significantly impaired left ventricular function, even if controlled by therapy; atrial flutter or fibrillation
Sympathomimetics
Inotropic sympathomimetics
Dobutamine HCl DOBUJECT Injection inotropic support in infarction, cardiac surgery, cardiomyopathies, septic shock, and cardiogenic shock
2.515 mcg/kg/min IV (up to 40 mcg/kg/min); titrate to patients hemodynamic and renal status
tachycardia and marked increase in systolic blood pressure indicate overdosage; phlebitis; rarely thrombocytopenia
Dopamine HCl
DOPAMIN DOPAMINE INTROPIN
Injection Injection Injection
cardiogenic shock in infarction or cardiac surgery

250 mcg/kg/min IV (infusion rate determined by patients response)
nausea and vomiting, peripheral vasoconstriction, hypotension, hypertension, tachycardia
tachyarrhythmia, phaeochromocytoma
Vasoconstrictor sympathomimetics
Noradrenaline acid tartrate LEVOPHED Injection Acute hypotension, cardiac arrest
1 mg/mL in 1000 mL 5% dextrose solution, 23 mL/min IV, rate adjusted to maintain desired blood pressure average dose g/min
hypertension, headache, bradycardia, arrhythmias, peripheral ischaemia
hypertension (monitor blood pressure and rate of flow frequently); pregnancy
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Anticoagulants and protamine

Parenteral Anticoagulants
Fondaparinux sodium ARIXTRA Injection Prophylaxis of venous thromboembolism bleeding, purpura, anaemia; less commonly gastrointestinal disturbances, oedema, liver enzyme changes, chest pain, dyspnoea, headache, thrombocytopenia, thrombocythaemia, rash, pruritus; rarely hypotension, cough, vertigo, dizziness, hypokalaemia, haemorrhage, skin necrosis, thrombocytopenia, hyperkalaemia, hypersensitivity reactions (including urticaria, angioedema, and anaphylaxis); osteoporosis after prolonged use (and rarely alopecia) active bleeding; bacterial endocarditis ] [
Heparin sodium
HEPARIN SOD HEPARIN SOD
Injection Injection
HEPARINE SOD
Injection
HIKMA HEPARIN MONOPARIN
Injection Injection
Treatment of deepvein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism, Unstable angina, Prophylaxis in orthopaedic surgery, Myocardial Infarction, Prevention of clotting in extracorporeal circuits
MULTIPARIN
Injection
haemophilia and other haemorrhagic disorders, thrombocytopeni a (including history of heparin-induced thrombocytopeni a), peptic ulcer, recent cerebral haemorrhage, severe hypertension, severe liver disease (including oesophageal varices), after major trauma
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OX-HEP LEO Heparinised saline HEPSAL
Injection Injection For maintaining patency of peripheral venous catheters
Enoxaparin sodium Tinzaparin sodium
CLEXANE INNOHEP
Injection Injection
Oral anticoagulants
Warfarin COUMADIN Tablet prophylaxis of embolisation in rheumatic heart disease and atrial haemorrhage hypersensitivity, rash, alopecia, diarrhoea, peptic ulcer, severe hypertension, bacterial
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()
WARFARIN
fibrillation; prophylaxis after insertion of prosthetic heart valve; prophylaxis and treatment of venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism; transient ischaemic attacks
unexplained drop in haematocrit, purple toes', skin necrosis, jaundice, hepatic dysfunction; also nausea, vomiting, and pancreatitis
endocarditis; pregnancy
Antiplatelet drugs
Dipyridamole ANTIPLATE Tablet prevent platelet aggregation gastro-intestinal effects, dizziness, myalgia, throbbing headache, hypotension, hot flushes and tachycardia; worsening symptoms of coronary heart disease; rash, urticaria, severe bronchospasm , angioedema bleeding manifestations; reversible thrombocytopenia
NOVODIPIRADOL PERSANTIN
Tablet
Tablet
Tirofiban HCl monohydrate
AGGRASTAT
Injection
prevention of early myocardial infarction in patients with unstable angina or nonST-segmentelevation myocardial infarction and with last episode of chest pain within 12 hours
abnormal bleeding within 30 days, stroke within 30 days or any history of haemorrhagic stroke, intracranial disease (aneurysm, neoplasm or arteriovenous malformation), severe hypertension, haemorrhagic diathesis, increased prothrombin time or INR
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Myocardial infarction and fibrinolysis

Streptokinase KABIKINASE STREPTAS Injection Injection ()
Antifibrinolytic drugs and haemostatics

Etamsylate AGLUMIN DICYNONE Tranexamic acid CYKLOKAPRON Injection Injection Injection Tablet Fibrinolysis, bleeding (e.g. in blood loss in menorrhagia nausea, headache, rashes nausea, vomiting, porphyria
severe renal impairment,
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prostatectomy and dental extraction in haemophilia) , menorrhagia ,hereditary angioedema, epistaxis , thrombolysis
diarrhoea (reduce dose); disturbances in colour vision (discontinue) and thromboembolic events reported rarely; giddiness on rapid intravenous injection
thromboembolic disease
Blood products
Factor IX OCTANINE F Injection congenital factor IX deficiency (haemophilia B) allergic reactions, including chills, fever disseminated intravascular coagulation -
PRECONATIVE REPLENINE-VF
Injection Injection
OCTANINE F
Injection
Factor VIII
ALPHANATE
Injection
treatment and prophylaxis of haemorrhage in haemophilia A
OCTANATE
Injection
AHF CONCENTRATE KABI DRIED FACTOR VIII TYPE 8Y
Injection
Injection
allergic reactions including chills, fever; hyperfibrinogenae mia after massive doses with earlier products but less likely since fibrinogen content has now been substantially reduced
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OCTANATE
Injection
Lipid-regulating drugs
Anion-exchange resins
Colestipol HCl COLESTI Sachet hyperlipidaemias, particularly type IIa, in patients who have not responded adequately to diet and other appropriate measures As colestyramine and colestipol are not absorbed, gastrointestinal side-effects predominate. Constipation is common, but diarrhoea has occurred, as have nausea, vomiting, and gastro-intestinal discomfort. Hypertriglyceridaemia may be aggravated.
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Fibrates
Bezafibrate BEZALIP Tablet hyperlipidaemias of types IIa, IIb, III, IV and V in patients who have not responded adequately to diet and other appropriate measures gastro-intestinal disturbances; rash, pruritus; less commonly, headache, fatigue, dizziness, insomnia; rarely gallstones, hepatomegaly, cholestasis, hypoglycaemia, impotence, anaemia, leucopenia, thrombocytopenia, increased risk of bleeding, alopecia gastro-intestinal disturbances; rash, pruritus; less commonly, headache, fatigue, dizziness, insomnia; rarely gallstones, hepatomegaly, cholestasis, hypoglycaemia, impotence, anaemia, leucopenia, thrombocytopenia, increased risk of bleeding, alopecia gall bladder disease; photosensitivity to ketoprofen; severe hepatic impairment , pregnancy ; breastfeeding severe hepatic and renal impairment, hypoalbuminaem ia, primary biliary cirrhosis, gall bladder disease, nephrotic syndrome, pregnancy ,breast-feeding
Ciprofibrate
MODALIM
Tablet
hyperlipidaemias of types IIa, IIb, III, and IV in patients who have not responded adequately to diet
alcoholism, biliary-tract disease including gallstones; photosensitivity to fibrates; hepatic impairment , pregnancy , breast-feeding
Fenofibrate
LIPANTHYL
Capsule
Gemfibrozil
LOPID LOW-LIP
Tablet Tablet
hyperlipidaemias of types IIa, IIb, III, IV, and V in patients who have not responded adequately to diet and other appropriate measures hyperlipidaemias of types IIa, IIb, III, IV and V in patients who have not responded adequately to diet and other appropriate measures; primary prevention of cardiovascular disease in men with hyperlipidaemias that have not responded to diet
see under Bezafibrate; also very rarely hepatitis, pancreatitis, and interstitial pneumopathies
gastro-intestinal disturbances; headache, fatigue, vertigo; eczema, rash; less commonly atrial fibrillation; rarely pancreatitis, appendicitis, disturbances in liver function including hepatitis and cholestatic jaundice, dizziness, paraesthesia,
alcoholism, biliary-tract disease including gallstones; photosensitivity to fibrates; hepatic impairment; pregnancy ; breast-feeding
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Statins
Atorvastatin LIPITOR Tablet primary hypercholesterolaemia, heterozygous familial hypercholesterolaemia, homozygous familial hypercholesterolaemia or combined (mixed) hyperlipidaemia in patients who have not responded adequately to diet and other appropriate measures adjunct to diet in primary hypercholesterolaemia or combined (mixed) hyperlipidaemia (types IIa and IIb); adjunct to diet to slow progression of coronary atherosclerosis in primary hypercholesterolaemia and concomitant coronary heart disease adjunct to diet for primary hypercholesterolaemia or combined (mixed) hyperlipidaemias in patients who have not responded adequately to dietary control; adjunct to diet to prevent cardiovascular events in patients with hypercholesterolaemia; Reversible myositis , headache, altered liverfunction tests (rarely, hepatitis), paraesthesia, and gastrointestinal active liver disease (or persistently abnormal liver function tests), in pregnancy (adequate contraception required during treatment and for 1 month afterwards) , breast-feeding active liver disease (or persistently abnormal liver function tests), in pregnancy (adequate contraception required during treatment and for 1 month afterwards) and breast-feeding active liver disease (or persistently abnormal liver function tests), in pregnancy (adequate contraception required during treatment and for 1 month afterwards) and breast-feeding
Fluvastatin
LESCOL
Capsule
LESCOL XL
Tablet
Reversible myositis , headache, altered liverfunction tests (rarely, hepatitis), paraesthesia, and gastrointestinal
Pravastatin
LIPOSTAT
Tablet
Reversible myositis , headache, altered liverfunction tests (rarely, hepatitis), paraesthesia, and gastrointestinal
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Simvastatin
SIMVAST
Tablet
VASTA ZOCOR Tablet Tablet .. ---
Nicotinic acid group

Acipimox OLBETAM Capsule hyperlipidaemias of types IIb and IV in patients who have not responded adequately to diet and other appropriate measures vasodilatation, flushing, itching, rashes, urticaria, erythema; heartburn, epigastric pain, nausea, diarrhoea, headache, malaise, dry peptic ulcer; pregnancy, breast-feeding
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eyes; rarely angioedema, bronchospasm, anaphylaxis
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Respiratory system
Bronchodilators 32 Adrenoceptor agonists ........................................................................................................ 32 Antimuscarinic bronchodilators .......................................................................................... 33 Theophylline ....................................................................................................................... 33 Compound bronchodilator preparations ............................................................................. 34 Corticosteroids 34 Cromoglicate and related therapy and leukotriene receptor antagonists 35 Antihistamines 36 Non-sedating antihistamines ............................................................................................... 36 Sedating antihistamines ...................................................................................................... 37 Respiratory stimulant 38 Cough preparations 38 Antitussives ......................................................................................................................... 38 Expectorants ........................................................................................................................ 39 Mucolytics........................................................................................................................... 39 Systemic nasal decongestants 40
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Bronchodilators
Adrenoceptor agonists
Short-acting beta2 agonists

Fenoterol hydrobromide Salbutamol BEROTEC Resp. solution Spray Inhaler Syrup Tablet reversible airways obstruction asthma and other conditions associated with reversible airways obstruction; premature labour Fine tremor (particularly in the hands), nervous tension, headache, muscle cramps, and palpitation. Tachycardia, arrhythmias, peripheral vasodilation, and disturbances of sleep and behaviour. Paradoxical bronchospasm, urticaria, angioedema, hypotension, _ . . SALBUVENT VENTOLIN Inhaler Tablet Injection VENTOLIN Syrup Tablet Inhaler Resp. solution Tablet Rotacap VENTOLIN Diskus --- .
AIROMIR ASMADIL
ASMANORE
Syrup Tablet Syrup Syrup Tablet Inhaler
ASTHALIN BUTALIN BUTOVENT
DISBRON
Syrup
SALAMAT SALBULASE
Syrup Tablet Syrup
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VENTOLIN
VINTEC FARCOLIN Terbutaline BRICANYL
Syrup Resp. solution Injection Tablet Neb. Solution Syrup Turbohaler Syrup
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asthma and other conditions associated with reversible airways obstruction; premature labour
TALIN
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Long-acting beta2 agonists

Formoterol fumarate FORADIL Turbohaler reversible airways obstruction (including nocturnal asthma and prevention of exercise-induced bronchospasm) in patients requiring long-term regular bronchodilator therapy Fine tremor (particularly in the hands), nervous tension, headache, muscle cramps, and palpitation. Other sideeffects include tachycardia, arrhythmias, peripheral vasodilation, and disturbances of sleep and behaviour. Paradoxical bronchospasm, urticaria,
OXIS Salmeterol SEREVENT
Turbohaler Inhaler
SEREVENT
Inhaler
Other adrenoceptor agonists

Orciprenaline ALUPENT Syrup Reversible airways obstruction. Less suitable and less safe for use as bronchodilators than the selective beta2 agonists, because it is more likely to cause arrhythmias and other sideeffects. Avoid whenever possible. Fine tremor (particularly in the hands), nervous tension, headache, muscle cramps, and palpitation. Other side-effects include tachycardia, arrhythmias, peripheral vasodilation, and disturbances of sleep and behaviour. Paradoxical bronchospasm, urticaria,
Antimuscarinic bronchodilators
Ipratropium bromide ATROVENT Inhaler Nasal spray Neb. solution Resp. solution reversible airways obstruction, particularly in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; rhinitis Dry mouth, nausea, constipation, and headache. Tachycardia and atrial fibrillation have also been reported.
ATROVENT
Theophylline
Theophylline AVOLEN THEO-DUR Syrup Tablet Tablet reversible airways obstruction, tachycardia, palpitation, nausea and ---
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THEOPED THEOPHAR
Syrup Syrup
acute severe asthma
Theophylline , ethylene diamine
EUPHYLLIN
Injection
reversible airways obstruction, acute severe asthma
Theophylline , glyceryl guaiacolate
BRONQUIUM
Elixir
Theophylline hydrate
EUPHYLLINE RETARD
Tablet
other gastrointestinal disturbances, headache, CNS stimulation, insomnia, arrhythmias tachycardia, palpitation, nausea and other gastrointestinal disturbances, headache, CNS stimulation, insomnia, arrhythmias, and convulsions especially if given rapidly by intravenous injection, also allergy to ethylenediamine can cause urticaria, erythema tachycardia, palpitation, nausea and other gastrointestinal disturbances, headache, CNS stimulation, insomnia, arrhythmias tachycardia, palpitation, nausea and other gastrointestinal disturbances, headache, CNS stimulation, insomnia, arrhythmias
Compound bronchodilator preparations

Salbutamol sulphate , ipratropium bromide COMBIVENT Inhaler Neb. solution
Beclomethasone dipropionate
BECLOFORTE
Inhaler
prophylaxis of asthma
High doses induce adrenal
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BECODISKS BECOTIDE
Diskus Inhaler
CLENIL FORTE
Inhaler
VIAREX
Inhaler
suppression; in children adrenal crisis, coma and growth retardation; bone density may be reduced; glaucoma, oral candidiasis. anxiety, depression, sleep disturbances, and behavioural changes including hyperactivity and irritability
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Budesonide
PULMICORT
Fluticasone propionate
FLIXOTIDE FLIXOTIDE
Inhaler Neb. suspension Diskus Evohaler Inhaler Neb. Solution

prophylaxis of asthma High doses induce adrenal suppression; in children adrenal crisis, coma and growth retardation; bone density may be reduced; glaucoma, oral candidiasis.
FLIXOTIDE FLIXOTIDE
Corticosteroids Cromoglicate and related therapy and leukotriene receptor antagonists

Sodium cromoglycate CROMONAL CUSICROM Nasal drops Nasal spray prophylaxis of asthma; food allergy; allergic rhinitis coughing, transient bronchospasm, and throat irritation due to inhalation of powder ) ( ) ( --
INTAL
RYNACROM
Inhaler Neb. Solution Turbohaler Nasal drops Nasal spray Tablet prophylaxis of asthma
Zafirlukast
ACCOLATE
gastro-intestinal disturbances, headache, insomnia, malaise; rarely bleeding disorders, hypersensitivity reactions including angioedema and skin reactions, arthralgia, myalgia, hepatitis, hyperbilirubinaemia,
hepatic impairment; breast-feeding
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thrombocytopenia; very rarely ChurgStrauss syndrome
Antihistamines
Non-sedating antihistamines
Cetirizine dihydrochloride ARTIZ CETRALON CETRO FINALLERG Tablet Syrup Tablet Syrup Tablet Tablet symptomatic relief of allergy such as hay fever, urticaria Drowsiness ; paradoxical stimulation with high doses or in children and the elderly; headache, psychomotor impairment, and antimuscarinic effects such as urinary retention, dry mouth, blurred vision, and gastrointestinal disturbances; hypotension, pregnancy; and breast-feeding . . ----. ----
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NOHIST
Tablet
ZYRTEC
Solution Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet symptomatic relief of allergy such as hay fever, urticaria Seasonal allergic rhinitis ; chronic allergic urticaria symptomatic relief of allergy such as hay fever, urticaria
Desloratadine
AERIUS AERIUS NEORIN
hypersensitivity to Loratadine; pregnancy and breast-feeding breast-feeding
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Fexofenadine hydrochloride
FEXODINE TELFAST
Loratadine
CLARA
Syrup
CLARITINE LOJOUR LORADAY
Syrup Tablet Syrup Syrup Tablet
LORAMAX LORINE TIDILOR
Syrup Tablet Syrup Tablet Syrup Tablet
Drowsiness ; paradoxical stimulation with high doses or in children and the elderly; headache, psychomotor impairment, and antimuscarinic effects such as urinary retention, dry mouth, blurred vision, and gastrointestinal disturbances; hypotension,
pregnancy; and breast-feeding
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Sedating antihistamines
Chlorpheniramine ALLERFIN Syrup symptomatic relief of allergy such as hay fever, urticaria; emergency treatment of anaphylactic reactions Drowsiness ; paradoxical stimulation with high doses or in children and the elderly; headache, psychomotor impairment, and antimuscarinic effects such as urinary retention, dry mouth, blurred vision, and gastro-intestinal disturbances; hypotension, Drowsiness ; paradoxical stimulation with high doses or in children and the elderly; headache, psychomotor impairment, and antimuscarinic effects such as urinary retention, dry mouth, blurred vision, and gastro-intestinal disturbances; hypotension,
ANALLERGE CHLOROHIST OL HISTOP LERGICOL
--
PIRAFENE
Tablet
Chlorpheniramine maleate
ALLERFIN
Injection
CHLOROHIST OL CHLORPHENI RAMINE GRIPINE HISTOP LERGICOL
Syrup Syrup Syrup Syrup Syrup
symptomatic relief of allergy such as hay fever, urticaria; emergency treatment of anaphylactic reactions
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PIRAFENE POLARAMIN Cyproheptadine HCl CIPTADINE PERIACTIN
Syrup Syrup Tablet Syrup Tablet Syrup Tablet Syrup Tablet Syrup Syrup Tablet Syrup Syrup Tablet Syrup Syrup symptomatic relief of allergy such as hay fever, urticaria; migraine pruritus, anxiety (short-term) allergic conjunctivitis and allergic rhinitis
Hydroxyzine HCl Ketotifen
ATARAX ASMAFORT HESTOFEN KETOFEN KETONIL TEFANYL
TOTINAL ZADITEN
Drowsiness ; paradoxical stimulation with high doses or in children and the elderly; headache, psychomotor impairment, and antimuscarinic effects such as urinary retention, dry mouth, blurred vision, and gastro-intestinal disturbances;
pregnancy; and breast-feeding pregnancy; and breast-feeding
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hypotension, Promethazine HCl HISTAZIN Tablet symptomatic relief of allergy such as hay fever, urticaria; premedication; emergency treatment of anaphylactic reactions; sedation; motion sickness Drowsiness ; paradoxical stimulation with high doses or in children and the elderly; headache, psychomotor impairment, and antimuscarinic effects such as urinary retention, dry mouth, blurred vision, and gastro-intestinal disturbances; hypotension,
PROMANTINE
Syrup
PROMETIN
Syrup
Respiratory stimulant
Doxapram HCl DOPRAM Injection Postoperative respiratory depression; Acute respiratory failure Drug-induced respiratory depression, druginduced postanesthesia, acute respiratory insufficiency 0.5 1 mg/kg perineal warmth, dizziness, sweating, moderate increase in blood pressure and heart rate; side-effects reported in postoperative period (causal effect not established) include muscle fasciculation, hyperactivity, confusion, hallucinations, cough, dyspnoea severe hypertension, status asthmaticus, coronary artery disease, thyrotoxicosis, epilepsy, physical obstruction of respiratory tract
Cough preparations
Antitussives
Codeine , phenyltoloxamine Carbetapentane Dextromethorphan CODIPRONT TOCLASE CONTRASAL DEXOFAN DEXTROKUF KAFOSED TUSSILAR Dextromethorphan HBr , chlorpheniram NOKOF Syrup Tablet Syrup Syrup Syrup Syrup Tablet Syrup -- ----
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maleat , ammonium Cl , sodium citrate
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Expectorants
Menthol , eucalyptus Guaifenesin KARVOL GUPHAN PECTAL RESYL Capsule Syrup Syrup Syrup
ROBITUSSIN Guaifenesin , dextromethorphan CHERACHOL D
Syrup Syrup
GUAPHAN DM ROBITUSSIN DM VICKS 44 E
Syrup Syrup Syrup
( ) ()
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Mucolytics
Ambroxol AMBOLAR AMBROSIA MUCOSOLVAN Syrup Syrup Syrup Tablet Syrup Tablet Sachet reduction of sputum viscosity rarely gastrointestinal bleeding, rashes active peptic ulceration
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RIABROXOL Acetylcyctine MUCOMYST
reduction of sputum viscosity reduction of sputum viscosity
rarely gastrointestinal bleeding, rashes rarely gastrointestinal bleeding, rashes
active peptic ulceration active peptic ulceration
Bromhexine
BISOLVON
Elixir Tablet Solution Syrup Tablet
EZOLIN
MUCOLYTE PULMOTROPIC
Syrup Drops Elixir
RIAXINE
Syrup
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SOLVEX Carbocysteine BRONCHOBOS MUCOPRONT RHINATHIOL
Syrup Capsule Capsule Syrup Capsule Syrup
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Systemic nasal decongestants

Pseudoephedrine Brompheniramine , pseudoephedrine OTRINOL DIMETAPP ELIXIR ALCOHOL FREE Capsule Elixir Nasal decongestants Nasal decongestants
Carbenoxamine maleate , pseudoephedrine HCl Dexbrompheniramine maleate , pseudoephedrine Triprolidine , pseudoephedrine , guaifensin
RHINOSTOP
Oral drops
Nasal decongestants
DISOPHROL S/A RINOFED EXPECTORANT UNIFED EXPECTORANT
Tablet
Nasal decongestants Nasal decongestants tachycardia, anxiety, restlessness, insomnia; rarely hallucinations, rash; very rarely angleclosure glaucoma; urinary retention also reported
Syrup
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syrup
ACTIFED EXPECTORANT
Syrup
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Guaifenesin , dextromethorphan , pseudoephedrine Guaifenesin , pseudoephedrine
ROBITUSSIN CF GUAFEDRIN
Syrup
Nasal decongestants Nasal decongestants tachycardia, anxiety, restlessness, insomnia; rarely hallucinations, rash; very rarely angleclosure glaucoma; urinary retention also reported
Syrup
ROBITUSSINPE BRONEX
Syrup
Oral drops
Triprolidine , pseudoephedrine , paracetamol Triprolidine , pseudoephedrine
RINOFED PLUS
Syrup Tablet Syrup Tablet Syrup
Nasal decongestants
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ACTIFED COLDACT
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COLFED
DUOFEDINE
Syrup
FLU_CARE
Syrup Syrup Tablet Syrup Tablet Syrup Tablet Syrup
HISTAFED
RINOFED TRIFED UNIFED
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Codeine , pseudroephedrine , triprolidine Cetirizine dihydrochloride , pseudoephedrine HCl Chlorpheniramine maleate , pseudoephedrine
ACTIFED COMPOUND CIRRUS
Linctus

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Capsule
ALLERGETIN
Syrup
FLUMED Chlorpheniramine maleate , pseudoephedrine HCl , dextromethorphan HBr Loratadine , pseudoephedrine sulphate Paracetamol , chlorpheniramine , pseudoephedrine
Syrup Syrup
FLUMED DM
CLARINASE LORINASE ADOL ALLERGY SINUS PANADOL COLD & FLU ADOL COLD VICKS DAY QUIL ALCOHOL FREE UNIFED DM
Tablet Syrup Tablet Tablet Caplet
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Caplet Syrup
Paracetamol , pseudoephedrine , dextromethorphan
Syrup
Paracetamol , pseudoephedrine
ADOL SINUS
SINOFREE
PANADOL SINUS
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Paracetamol , pseudoephedrine , diphenhydramine Paracetamol , chlorpheniramine , pseudoephedrine , caffeine Ibuprofen , pseudoephedrine Diphenhydramine , dextromethorphan , pseudoephedrine , ammonium chloride , sodium citrate Phenylephrine HCl Dimethindene maleate , phenylephrine Phenylephrine HCl , carbinoxamine maleate Glyceryl guaiacolate , chlorpheniramine, pnylephrine Dextromethorphan , phenylephrine , carbinoxamine Dextromethorphan , phenylephrine , chlorpheniramine Codeine , chlorpheniramine , ephedrine
FLUTAB
Tablet
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FLUDREX
Syrup Tablet
SAPOFEN PLUS ADVIL COLD AND SINUS MENTEX BENAFED
Tablet Tablet Syrup Syrup
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RHINOFRIN VIBROCIL
Nasal drops Nasal drops Nasal gel Capsule
RHINO-PRONT
( )
Soolan
Syrup
RHINOTUSSAL
Capsule
CODILAR
Syrup
TUSSIVAN
Syrup
CODAPHED
Syrup
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Eine Central nervous system

Hypnotics and anxiolytics 44 Benzodiazepins .................................................................................................... 44 Other anxiolytics .................................................................................................. 44 Drugs used in psychoses and related disorders ................................................... 45 Antipsychotics...................................................................................................... 45 Antimanic drugs ................................................................................................... 48 Antidepressant drugs 48 Tricyclic and related antidepressant drugs ........................................................... 48 Monoamine-oxidase inhibitors ............................................................................ 50 Selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors............................................................... 51 Other antidepressant drugs ................................................................................... 52 CNS stimulants and drugs used for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder 53 Drugs used in the treatment of obesity 53 Drugs used in nausea and vertigo 54 Antihistamines ..................................................................................................... 54 Domperidone and Metoclopromide ..................................................................... 54 5HT3-antagonists ................................................................................................. 55 Hyoscine .............................................................................................................. 56 Other drugs for Mnire's disease ........................................................................ 56 Analgesics 56 Non-opioid analgesics .......................................................................................... 56 Opioid analgesics ................................................................................................. 59 Antimigraine drugs .............................................................................................. 60 Analgesics ........................................................................................................ 60 5HT1 agonists .................................................................................................. 60 Ergot alkaloids ................................................................................................. 61 Antiepileptics 61 Control of epilepsy............................................................................................... 61 Drugs used in status epilepticus ........................................................................... 65 Drugs used in parkinsonism and related disorders 66 Drugs for dementia 69
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Hypnotics and anxiolytics

Benzodiazepins
Alprazolam XANAX Tablet drowsiness and lightheadedness the next day; confusion and ataxia (especially in the elderly); amnesia; dependence; paradoxical increase in aggression ; muscle weakness; occasionally: headache, vertigo, hypotension, salivation changes respiratory depression; marked neuromuscular respiratory weakness including unstable myasthenia gravis; acute pulmonary insufficiency; severe hepatic impairment; sleep apnoea syndrome; not for use alone to treat depression (or anxiety associated with depression) ; not for chronic psychosis;
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Bromazepam Diazepam
LEXOTANIL DIAZEPAM STESOLID VALINIL VALIUM
Tablet Tablet Syrup Tablet Tablet Syrup Tablet short-term use in anxiety or insomnia, adjunct in acute alcohol withdrawal; status epilepticus; febrile convulsions; muscle spasm; peri-operative use 2 10 mg/d PO 2 4 times/d status epilepticus/ severe recurrent seizures; 5 10 mg initially; may repeat at 5 10 min intervals at maximum dose of 30 mg IV insomnia (shortterm use) insomnia (shortterm use)
Lorazepam
ATIVAN
Tablet
Nitrazepam
DUMOLID MOGADON
Tablet Tablet
Other anxiolytics
Buspirone HCL BUSPAR Tablet anxiety (shortterm use) nausea, dizziness, headache, nervousness, lightheadedness, excitement; rarely tachycardia, palpitations, chest pain, drowsiness, confusion, seizures, dry mouth, fatigue, and sweating epilepsy, severe hepatic impairment, moderate to severe renal impairment, pregnancy and breast-feeding --
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Drugs used in psychoses and related disorders

Antipsychotics
Chlorpromazine HCl LARGACTIL Drops Injection Tablet schizophrenia and other psychoses, mania, short-term adjunctive management of severe anxiety, psychomotor agitation, excitement, and violent or dangerously impulsive behaviour ; schizophrenia (including psychosis in Parkinson's disease) in patients unresponsive to, or intolerant of, conventional antipsychotic drugs extrapyramidal symptoms; Endocrine changes; Photosensitizati on; Antimuscarinic side-effects Comatose states, CNS depression, and phaeochromocytom a. avoid during pregnancy, unless essential; advisable to discontinue breast-feeding during treatment ) (
Clozapin
LEPONEX
Tablet
Flupenthixol (Flupentixol)
FLUANXOL DEPOT
Injection
FLUANXOL
Tablet
schizophrenia and other psychoses, particularly with apathy and withdrawal but not mania or psychomotor hyperactivity; depression
constipation, hypersalivation, dry mouth, nausea, vomiting, anorexia; tachycardia, ECG changes, hypertension; drowsiness, headache, tremor, seizures, fatigue, impaired temperature regulation; urinary incontinence and retention; leucopenia, eosinophilia, less sedating but extrapyramidal symptoms frequent
severe cardiac disorders; severe renal impairment; history of neutropenia or agranulocytosis; bone-marrow disorders; paralytic ileus
Fluphenazine decanoate
ANATENSOL DECANOATE
Injection
FLUPHENAZI NE DECANOATE
Injection
schizophrenia and other psychoses, particularly with apathy and withdrawal but not mania or psychomotor hyperactivity; depression
extrapyramidal symptoms frequent
Haloperidol
HALDOL
Drops Injection Tablet
schizophrenia and other psychoses, mania, short-term adjunctive
less sedating and fewer antimuscarinic or hypotensive
Comatose states, CNS depression, and phaeochromocytom a. avoid during pregnancy, unless essential; advisable to discontinue breast-feeding during treatment; also excitable and overactive patients Comatose states, CNS depression, and phaeochromocytom a. avoid during pregnancy, unless essential; advisable to discontinue breast-feeding during treatment; excitable and overactive patients Comatose states, CNS depression, and phaeochromocytom
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HALDOL DECANOAS HALOPERIDO L KESELAN SERENACE
SYLADOR
Injection Tablet
management of psychomotor agitation, excitement, and violent or dangerously impulsive behaviour; Agitation and restlessness in the elderly; Intractable hiccup; Nausea and vomiting
Olanzapine
ZYPREXA
Tablet
Schizophrenia, combination therapy for mania, preventing recurrence in bipolar disorder; Monotherapy for mania; Control of agitation and disturbed behaviour in schizophrenia or mania
Perphenazine
TRILAFON
Tablet
Pimozide
ORAP
Tablet
Schizophrenia and other psychoses, mania, short-term adjunctive management of anxiety, severe psychomotor agitation, excitement, and violent or dangerously impulsive behaviour; antiemetic Schizophrenia ;Monosymptomatic hypochondriacal psychosis, paranoid psychosis
symptoms; pigmentation and photosensitivity reactions rare; extrapyramidal symptoms, particularly dystonic reactions and akathisia especially in thyrotoxic patients; rarely weight loss; hypoglycaemia; also mild, transient antimuscarinic effects (very rarely precipitation of angle-closure glaucoma); drowsiness, speech difficulty, exacerbation of Parkinson's disease, abnormal gait, hallucinations, akathisia, asthenia, increased appetite less sedating; extrapyramidal symptoms, especially dystonia, more frequent, particularly at high dosage; rarely systemic lupus erythematosus
a. avoid during pregnancy, unless essential; advisable to discontinue breast-feeding during treatment
breast-feeding; for injection, acute myocardial infarction, unstable angina, severe hypotension or bradycardia, sick sinus syndrome, recent heart surgery
Comatose states, CNS depression, and phaeochromocytom a. avoid during pregnancy, unless essential; advisable to discontinue breast-feeding during treatment; also agitation and restlessness in the elderly Comatose states, CNS depression, and phaeochromocytom a. avoid during pregnancy, unless essential; advisable to discontinue breast-feeding during treatment; history of arrhythmias or congenital QT prolongation Comatose states, CNS depression, and
less sedating; serious arrhythmias reported; glycosuria and, rarely, hyponatraemia reported
Prochlorperazin e maleate
STEMETIL
Injection Suppository Tablet
schizophrenia and other psychoses, mania; Short-term
sedating; extrapyramidal symptoms,
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adjunctive management of severe anxiety; psychoses, mania
Risperidone
RISPERDAL
Solution Tablet
acute and chronic psychoses, mania
Risperidone
RISPERDAL CONSTA
Injection
acute and chronic psychoses, mania
Trifluoperazine
STELAZINE SPANSULES
Capsule Syrup Tablet
Schizophrenia and other psychoses, short-term adjunctive management of psychomotor agitation, excitement, and violent or dangerously impulsive behaviour; Shortterm adjunctive management of severe anxiety; Anti-emetic
particularly dystonias, more frequent; respiratory depression may occur in susceptible patients also insomnia, agitation, anxiety, headache; less commonly drowsiness, impaired concentration, fatigue, blurred vision, constipation, nausea and vomiting, dyspepsia, abdominal pain, hyperprolactinae mia (with galactorrhoea, menstrual disturbances, gynaecomastia also insomnia, agitation, anxiety, headache; less commonly drowsiness, impaired concentration, fatigue, blurred vision, constipation, nausea and vomiting, dyspepsia, abdominal pain, hyperprolactinae mia (with galactorrhoea, menstrual disturbances, gynaecomastia extrapyramidal symptoms more frequent, especially at doses exceeding 6 mg daily; pancytopenia; thrombocytopeni a; hyperpyrexia; anorexia
phaeochromocytom a. avoid during pregnancy, unless essential; advisable to discontinue breast-feeding during treatment; children breast-feeding
breast-feeding
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Comatose states, CNS depression, and phaeochromocytom a. avoid during pregnancy, unless essential; advisable to discontinue breast-feeding during treatment
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Zuclopenthixol
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Drops Tablet Injection
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CLOPIXOL
Zuclopenthixol acetate Zuclopenthixol decanoate Zuclopenthixol dihydrochloride
CLOPIXOLACUPHASE CLOPIXOL DEPOT CLOPIXOL
short-term management of acute psychosis, mania, or exacerbations of chronic psychosis
Injection
extrapyramidal symptoms; Endocrine changes; Photosensitizati on; Antimuscarinic side-effects
Injection
Comatose states, CNS depression, and phaeochromocytom a. avoid during pregnancy, unless essential; advisable to discontinue breast-feeding during treatment
Antimanic drugs
Lithium carbonate CAMCOLIT Tablet treatment and prophylaxis of mania, bipolar disorder, and recurrent depression ; aggressive or selfmutilating behaviour gastro-intestinal disturbances, fine tremor, renal impairment (particularly impaired urinary concentration and polyuria), polydipsia, leucocytosis; also weight gain and oedema (may respond to dose reduction); hyperparathyroidis m and hypercalcaemia reported
Lithium citrate
LITAREX
Tablet
Lithium sulphate
LITHIOFOR
Tablet
Valporate sodium
CONVULEX
Syrup Capsule
treatment of manic episodes associated with bipolar disorder
Antidepressant drugs
Tricyclic and related antidepressant drugs
Amitriptyline embonate TRYPTIZOL Syrup depressive illness; nocturnal enuresis in children; neuropathic pain; migraine prophylaxis dry mouth, sedation, blurred vision (disturbance of accommodation, increased intraocular pressure), constipation, nausea, difficulty with micturition; cardiovascular side-effects ; sweating, tremor, rashes and hypersensitivity reactions , behavioural disturbances recent myocardial infarction, arrhythmias (particularly heart block), not indicated in manic phase, severe liver disease
Amitriptyline HCl
SAROTEN RETARD TRYPTIZOL
Capsule
Tablet
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Clomipramine HCl
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Tablet
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ANAFRANIL
depressive illness, phobic and obsessional states; adjunctive treatment of cataplexy associated with narcolepsy
Imipramine
IMIPREX
Tablet
depressive illness; nocturnal enuresis in children
TOFRANIL
Tablet
Nortriptyline
AVENTYL
Capsule
depressive illness; nocturnal enuresis in children; neuropathic pain
NORTRILEN
Tablet
Trazodone HCl
TRAZOLAN
Tablet
depressive illness, particularly where sedation is required; anxiety
dry mouth, sedation, blurred vision (disturbance of accommodation, increased intraocular pressure), constipation, nausea, difficulty with micturition; cardiovascular side-effects ; sweating, tremor, rashes and hypersensitivity reactions , behavioural disturbances dry mouth, sedation, blurred vision (disturbance of accommodation, increased intraocular pressure), constipation, nausea, difficulty with micturition; cardiovascular side-effects ; sweating, tremor, rashes and hypersensitivity reactions , behavioural disturbances dry mouth, sedation, blurred vision (disturbance of accommodation, increased intraocular pressure), constipation, nausea, difficulty with micturition; cardiovascular side-effects ; sweating, tremor, rashes and hypersensitivity reactions , behavioural disturbances dry mouth, sedation, blurred vision (disturbance of accommodation, increased intra-
recent myocardial infarction, arrhythmias (particularly heart block), not indicated in manic phase, severe liver disease
recent myocardial infarction, arrhythmias (particularly heart block), not indicated in manic phase,
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Trimipramine maleate
SURMONTIL
Capsule
depressive illness, particularly where sedation required
ocular pressure), constipation, nausea, difficulty with micturition; cardiovascular side-effects ; sweating, tremor, rashes and hypersensitivity reactions , behavioural disturbances dry mouth, sedation, blurred vision (disturbance of accommodation, increased intraocular pressure), constipation, nausea, difficulty with micturition; cardiovascular side-effects ; sweating, tremor, rashes and hypersensitivity reactions , behavioural disturbances
severe liver disease
Monoamine-oxidase inhibitors
Tranylcypromine sulphate PARNATE Tablet depressive illness commonly postural hypotension (especially in elderly) and dizziness; less common sideeffects include drowsiness, insomnia, headache, weakness and fatigue, dry mouth, constipation and other gastrointestinal disturbances, oedema, myoclonic movement, hepatic impairment or abnormal liver function tests, cerebrovascular disease, phaeochromocytom a; not indicated in manic phase .
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Selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors

Citalopram CIPRAM Tablet depressive illness, panic disorder palpitation, tachycardia, postural hypotension, coughing, yawning, confusion, impaired concentration, malaise, amnesia, migraine, paraesthesia, abnormal dreams, taste disturbance, increased salivation, rhinitis, tinnitus, polyuria, micturition disorders, postural hypotension, sinusitis, fatigue, depersonalisation, yawning, pyrexia, taste disturbance reported; paradoxical increased anxiety during initial treatment of panic disorder (reduce dose) also vasodilatation, postural hypotension, pharyngitis, dyspnoea, chills, taste disturbances, sleep disturbances, euphoria, confusion, yawning, impaired concentration, changes in blood sugar, alopecia, urinary frequency; rarely pulmonary inflammation and palpitation, tachycardia (may also cause bradycardia); rarely postural hypotension, confusion, ataxia, paraesthesia, malaise, taste disturbance, neuroleptic malignant syndome-like event, abnormal SSRIs should not be used if the patient enters a manic phase .
Escitalopram oxalate
CIPRALEX
Tablet
Depressive illness and generalised anxiety disorder; Panic disorder; Social anxiety disorder
SSRIs should not be used if the patient enters a manic phase
Fluoxetine HCl
EVOREX FLOZAK LINZ PROZAC SALIPAX
Capsule Capsule Capsule Capsule Capsule
Major depression; Bulimia nervosa; Obsessivecompulsive disorder;
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Fluvoxamine maleate
FAVERIN
Tablet
depressive illness, obsessivecompulsive disorder
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Paroxetine HCl
SEROXAT
Tablet
major depression, obsessivecompulsive disorder, panic disorder; social anxiety disorder; post-traumatic stress disorder; generalised anxiety disorder
Sertraline HCl
LUSTRAL
Tablet
depressive illness, obsessivecompulsive disorder (under specialist supervision in children), posttraumatic stress disorder in women
liver function tests, usually symptomatic (discontinue treatment) also yawning; less commonly arrhythmias, transient changes in blood pressure, confusion; rarely panic attacks and paradoxical increased anxiety during initial treatment of panic disorder (reduce dose), depersonalisation, and neuroleptic malignant syndrome tachycardia, postural hypotension, confusion, amnesia, aggressive behaviour, psychosis, pancreatitis, hepatitis, jaundice, liver failure, menstrual irregularities, paraesthesia; thrombocytopenia also reported
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Other antidepressant drugs

Reboxetine methanesulph one EDRONAX Tablet major depression nausea, dry mouth, constipation, anorexia; tachycardia, palpitation, vasodilation, postural hypotension; headache, insomnia, dizziness; chills; impotence; urinary retention; impaired visual accommodation; sweating; lowering of plasmapotassium concentration pregnancy; breastfeeding
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Venlafaxine HCl
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EFEXOR
major depression, generalised anxiety disorder
constipation, nausea, anorexia, weight changes, diarrhoea, dyspepsia, vomiting, abdominal pain; hypertension, palpitation, vasodilatation, changes in serum cholesterol; chills, pyrexia, dyspnoea, yawning; dizziness, dry mouth, insomnia, nervousness, drowsiness
conditions associated with high risk of cardiac arrhythmia, uncontrolled hypertension; pregnancy ; breastfeeding
CNS stimulants and drugs used for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Methylphenidate RITALIN Tablet Part of a comprehensive treatment program for attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) when remedial measures alone prove insufficient, narcolepsy 5 60 mg/day PO abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, dry mouth; tachycardia, palpitation, arrhythmias, changes in blood pressure; insomnia, nervousness, anorexia, headache, drowsiness, dizziness, movement disorders; arthralgia; rash, pruritus, alopecia; anxiety or agitation; tics or a family history of Tourette syndrome; hyperthyroidism, severe angina, cardiac arrhythmias; breast-feeding
Drugs used in the treatment of obesity

Orlistat XENICAL Capsule adjunct in obesity 5 15 mg PO onced daily oily leakage from rectum, flatulence, faecal urgency, liquid or oily stools, faecal incontinence, abdominal distension and pain (gastrointestinal effects minimized by reduced fat intake), tooth and gingival disorders; respiratory infections; fatigue, anxiety chronic malabsorption syndrome; cholestasis; breastfeeding
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Sibutramine
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REDUCTIL
adjunct in obesity
constipation, dry mouth, nausea, taste disturbances, diarrhoea, vomiting, gastrointestinal haemorrhage, haemorrhoid aggravation; tachycardia, palpitation, arrhythmias, hypertension, flushing; insomnia, lightheadedness, paraesthesia, headache, anxiety
history of major eating disorders; psychiatric illness, Tourette syndrome; history of coronary artery disease, congestive heart failure, tachycardia, peripheral arterial occlusive disease, arrhythmias, and of cerebrovascular disease; uncontrolled hypertension
Drugs used in nausea and vertigo

Antihistamines
Cinnarizine CEREPAR Tablet vestibular disorders, such as vertigo, tinnitus, nausea, and vomiting in Mnire's disease; motion sickness rarely gastrointestinal disturbances (including cramps), raised prolactin concentration; extrapyramidal effects and rashes reported rarely gastrointestinal disturbances (including cramps), raised prolactin concentration; extrapyramidal effects and rashes reported rarely gastrointestinal disturbances (including cramps), raised prolactin concentration; extrapyramidal effects and rashes reported prolactinoma, hepatic impairment; where increased gastro-intestinal motility harmful
Cinnarizine
STUGERON
Capsule Tablet
vestibular disorders, such as vertigo, tinnitus, nausea, and vomiting in Mnire's disease; motion sickness
prolactinoma, hepatic impairment; where increased gastro-intestinal motility harmful
Cinnarizine , acefylline heptaminol
SUREPTIL
Tablet
vestibular disorders, such as vertigo, tinnitus, nausea, and vomiting in Mnire's disease; motion sickness
prolactinoma, hepatic impairment; where increased gastro-intestinal motility harmful
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Domperidone and Metoclopromide

Domperidone MOTILIUM Suppository Syrup Tablet nausea and vomiting, dyspepsia, gastrooesophageal reflux rarely gastrointestinal disturbances (including cramps), raised prolactin concentration; extrapyramidal prolactinoma, hepatic impairment; where increased gastro-intestinal motility harmful -
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Metoclopramide
METAGLIZ METOSIL PLASIL WITH ENZYMES PREMOSAN
Tablet Tablet Tablet Drops Injection Syrup Tablet Drops Injection Suppository Tablet Tablet Syrup Syrup
adults, nausea and vomiting, particularly in gastro-intestinal disorders; and treatment with cytotoxics or radiotherapy; migraine
PRIMPERAN
PYLOMID RIAMIDE Metoclopramide -18-betaglycyrrhetinic acid METAGLIZ
effects and rashes reported extrapyramidal effects (especially in children and young adults), hyperprolactinae mia, occasionally tardive dyskinesia on prolonged administration; also reported, drowsiness, restlessness, diarrhoea, depression, neuroleptic malignant syndrome, rashes, pruritus
gastro-intestinal obstruction, perforation or haemorrhage; 34 days after gastrointestinal surgery; phaeochromocytom a; breast-feeding
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5HT3-antagonists
GRANISETRON KYTRIL Injection Syrup Tablet Nausea and vomiting induced by cytotoxic chemotherapy or radiotherapy; Postoperative nausea and vomiting Moderately emetogenic chemotherapy or radiotherapy; Severely emetogenic chemotherapy; Prevention of postoperative nausea and vomiting; Treatment of postoperative nausea and vomiting constipation, headache, rash; hypersensitivity reactions reported
ONDANSETRON HCL. DIHYDRATE
ZOFRAN
Injection Syrup Tablet
TROPISETRON
NAVOBAN
Capsule Injection
Prevention of nausea and vomiting induced by cytotoxic chemotherapy; Postoperative nausea and vomiting
constipation; headache, sensation of warmth or flushing, hiccups; occasional alterations in liver enzymes; hypersensitivity reactions reported; occasional transient visual disturbances and dizziness following intravenous administration; involuntary movement constipation, diarrhoea, abdominal pain; headache, dizziness, fatigue; hypersensitivity reactions
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reported (including facial flushing, urticaria, chest tightness, dyspnoea, bronchospasm and hypotension); collapse, syncope, bradycardia, cardiovascular collapse
Hyoscine
Hyoscine butyl bromide SCOPINAL Injection motion sickness; premedication drowsiness, dry mouth, dizziness, blurred vision, difficulty with micturition; very rarely angleclosure glaucoma
Other drugs for Mnire's disease

Betahistine dihydrochloride BETASERC Tablet vertigo, tinnitus and hearing loss associated with Mnire's disease gastro-intestinal disturbances; headache, rashes and pruritus reported phaeochromocytoma .
Betahistine mesylate
MERISLON
Tablet
Analgesics
Non-opioid analgesics
Acetyl salicylic acid (Aspirin) (ASA) ADIPRIN Tablet Generally mild and infrequent but high incidence of gastro-intestinal irritation with slight asymptomatic blood loss, increased bleeding time, bronchospasm and skin reactions in hypersensitive patients. Prolonged administration
ASPICARD ASPIRIN ADULT ASPIRIN CHILDREN JUSPRIN KIDIPRIN NOVASEN
Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet mild to moderate pain, pyrexia; antiplatelet
children and adolescents under 16 years and in breast-feeding (Reye's syndrome); previous or active peptic ulceration, haemophilia; not for treatment of gout; hypersensitivity to Aspirin
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REMIN
Tablet
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RHONAL
Tablet
Acetyl salicylic acid , Vit. C Acetyl salicylic acid , caffeine
SEDERGINE ANACIN
Tablet effervescent Tablet
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ASKINE
Tablet
ASPINOL Acetyl salicylic acid , codeine Acetyl salicylic acid , methocarbamol Acetyl salicylic acid , sodium bicarbonate Acetyl salicylic acid , Vit. C BAMYCODE ROBAXISAL
Tablet Tablet dispersable Tablet
ALKASELTZER ASPIRIN EFFERV.WITH VIT.C CEBIOPIRIN ASPRO
Tablet effervescent Tablet effervescent Tablet effervescent Tablet
Acetyl salicylic acid microfined
RIVO Lysine acetylsalicylate , glycine ASPEGIC
Tablet Injection
Nefopam hydrochloride
PAINSTOP
Injection
moderate pain
Paracetamol
ADOL
ADOL DROPS
Suppository Syrup Tablet Tablet chewable Drops
mild to moderate pain, pyrexia
nausea, nervousness, urinary retention, dry mouth, lightheadedness; less frequently vomiting, blurred vision, drowsiness, sweating, insomnia, tachycardia, headache; confusion and hallucinations also reported; may colour urine (pink) rashes, blood disorders (including thrombocytopeni a, leucopenia, neutropenia) reported;
convulsive disorders; not indicated for myocardial infarction
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CALPOL
CETAMOL DOLOMOL
DOLOMOL DROPS EFFERALGAN FEVADOL
Suppository Suppository Syrup Tablet Drops Elixir Suppository Syrup Tablet Syrup Syrup Tablet
hypotension also reported on infusion; important: liver damage (and less frequently renal damage)
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FEVADOL SF OMOL
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PANACETAM OL
Syrup Tablet
PANADOL
Syrup Tablet
PANADOL JUNIOR
Sachet
PANADOL SOLUBLE
Tablet
PARAMOL
Syrup Tablet Suspension Tablet
REVANIN
RIAGESIC
TEMPRA TYLENOL
Drops Syrup Tablet Drops Syrup Drops Suppository Tablet
VONAL
Paracetamol , caffeine
ADOL EXTRA FEVADOL MIDRONE
Drops Suppository Syrup Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet
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PANADOL EXTRA
Tablet
Paracetamol , caffeine , codeine
PRONTOPYRI N PLUS FEVADOL SOLPADEINE
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SOLPADEINE
Tablet
Paracetamol , codeine
REVACOD
Tablet
Paracetamol , diphenhydramin e
ADOL PM PANADOL NIGHT
Caplet Tablet
Paracetamol , doxylamine , caffeine Paracetamol , sodium bicarbonate Paracetamol , vitamin-c
CAFAMOL
Tablet
PANADOL ACTIFAST
Tablet
EFFERALGAN
Tablet effervescent
Opioid analgesics
Fentanyl DUROGESIC TTS Patch breakthrough pain in patients already receiving opioid therapy for chronic cancer pain (lozenges); chronic intractable pain (patches),
Individualized dosage: 25100 mcg/h as a transdermal patch
Sedation, sweating, headache vertigo, lethargy, confusion, lightheadedness, nausea, vomiting, respiratory depression
Morphine sulphate
ORAMORPH
Solution
Acute pain; Premedication before operation; postoperative pain; patient controlled analgesia; myocardial infarction; acute pulmonary oedema; chronic
Sedation, hypotension, increased sweating, constipation, dizziness, drowsiness, nausea, vomiting, dry mouth, somnolence,
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pain
1030 mg PO q4h PRN; 1020 mg rectally q4h; 520 mg IM SC q4h PRN; 2.515mg/70 kg IV
respiratory depression
Tramadol HCl
TRAMAL
Capsule Tablet Injection Suppository Capsule
moderate to severe pain
NOMAL
TRAMADOL AWD
Injection
TRAMADONE
Injection
nausea and vomiting (particularly in initial stages), constipation, and drowsiness; larger doses produce respiratory depression, hypotension, and muscle rigidity; other side-effects include difficulty with micturition, ureteric or biliary spasm, dry mouth
acute respiratory depression, acute alcoholism and where risk of paralytic ileus; also avoid in raised intracranial pressure or head injury (affects pupillary responses vital for neurological assessment); avoid injection in phaeochromocytoma
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Antimigraine drugs
Analgesics
Tolfenamic acid CLOTAN Capsule treatment of acute migraine attacks Gastro-intestinal discomfort, nausea, diarrhoea, and occasionally bleeding and ulceration occur. Systemic as well as local effects of NSAIDs contribute to gastro-intestinal damage; taking oral formulations with milk or food, or using enteric-coated formula history of hypersensitivity to aspirin or any other NSAIDwhich includes those in whom attacks of asthma, angioedema, urticaria or rhinitis have been precipitated by aspirin or any other NSAID), during pregnancy and breast-feeding ,
5HT1 agonists
Rizatriptan benzoate MIGON Tablet treatment of acute migraine attacks Side-effects of the 5HT1 agonists include sensations of tingling, heat, heaviness, pressure, or tightness of any part of the body 5HT1 agonists are contra-indicated in ischaemic heart disease, previous myocardial infarction, coronary vasospasm (including Prinzmetal's . .
MIGON MELT
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IMIGRAN
treatment of acute migraine attacks; cluster headache (subcutaneous injection only)
(including throat and chest discontinue if intense, may be due to coronary vasoconstriction or to anaphylaxis;
angina), and uncontrolled or severe hypertension. previous cerebrovascular accident or transient ischaemic attack;
Ergot alkaloids
Ergotamine tartrate , caffeine CAFERGOT Tablet treatment of acute migraine attacks and migraine variants unresponsive to analgesics nausea, vomiting, vertigo, abdominal pain, diarrhoea, muscle cramps, and occasionally headache provoked (usually because of prolonged excessive dosage or abrupt withdrawal); precordial pain, myocardial and intestinal ischaemia, rarely myocardial infarction peripheral vascular disease, coronary heart disease, obliterative vascular disease and Raynaud's syndrome, temporal arteritis, hepatic impairment, renal impairment, sepsis, severe or inadequately controlled hypertension, hyperthyroidism, pregnancy,
Antiepileptics
Control of epilepsy
Carbamazepin TEGRETOL Suspension Tablet Tablet chewable Tablet Suspension Tablet Tablet Suspension Tablet partial and secondary generalised tonicclonic seizures, some primary generalised seizures; Maintenance: 800 1200 mg/d PO in divide doses trigeminal neuralgia; prophylaxis of bipolar disorder unresponsive to lithium all forms of epilepsy; myoclonus; status epilepticus Initial dose upto 1.5 mg/d PO in three divided doses; increase in nausea and vomiting, dizziness, drowsiness, headache, ataxia, confusion and agitation (elderly), visual disturbances (especially diplopia and often associated with peak plasma concentrations); constipation or diarrhoea, anorexia drowsiness, fatigue, dizziness, muscle hypotonia, coordination disturbances; also poor concentration, AV conduction abnormalities (unless paced); history of bone marrow depression, porphyria
CARBATOL EPTOL FITZCALM NEUROTOP
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Clonazepam
RIVOTRIL
Drops
RIVOTRIL
Tablet
respiratory depression; acute pulmonary insufficiency; sleep apnoea syndrome; marked neuromuscular respiratory weakness including
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increments of 0.5 1 mg q 3d; maximum dose 20 mg/d
Ethosuximide
ZARONTIN
Capsule Syrup
absence seizures Upto 1.5g/d PO in divided doses; children 250 mg/d PO
Gabapentin
NEURONTIN
Capsule
adjunctive treatment of partial seizures with or without secondary generalisation not satisfactorily controlled with other antiepileptics; neuropathic pain; trigeminal neuralgia [unlicensed indication] 900 3600 mg/d PO TID
Lamotrigine
LAMICTAL
Tablet Tablet dispersable
monotherapy and adjunctive treatment of partial seizures and primary and secondarily generalised tonicclonic seizures; seizures associated with LennoxGastaut syndrome; trigeminal neuralgia [unlicensed indication] 50 200 mg/d PO in 2 divided doses
restlessness, confusion, amnesia, dependence, and withdrawal; salivary or bronchial hypersecretion in infants and small children; rarely gastro-intestinal gastro-intestinal disturbances ; less frequently headache, fatigue, drowsiness, dizziness, hiccup, ataxia, mild euphoria; rarely tongue swelling, sleep disturbances, night terrors, depression, diarrhoea, dry mouth, dyspepsia, nausea, vomiting; peripheral oedema; dizziness, drowsiness, anxiety, abnormal gait, amnesia, ataxia, nystagmus, tremor, asthenia, paraesthesia, emotional liability, hyperkinesia; weight gain; dysarthria, arthralgia; diplopia Skin reactions; hypersensitivity syndrome (possibly including rash, fever, lymphadenopath y, hepatic dysfunction, blood disorders, disseminated intravascular coagulation and multi-organ dysfunction); nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, hepatic
unstable myasthenia gravis
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dysfunction; headache Levetiracetam KEPPRA Tablet adjunctive treatment of partial seizures with or without secondary generalisation; adjunctive treatment of myoclonic seizures nausea, vomiting, dyspepsia, diarrhoea; cough; drowsiness, asthenia, amnesia, ataxia, dizziness, headache, tremor, hyperkinesia, depression, emotional liability, insomnia, anxiety, anorexia; diplopia; rash; also reported confusion, irritability, psychosis, drowsiness, lethargy, mental depression, ataxia and allergic skin reactions; paradoxical excitement, restlessness and confusion in the elderly and hyperkinesia in children; megaloblastic anaemia (may be treated with folic acid) nausea, vomiting, constipation, insomnia, transient nervousness, tremor, paraesthesia, dizziness, headache, anorexia; gingival hypertrophy and tenderness; rash (discontinue; if mild re-introduce cautiously but discontinue immediately if recurrence), acne, drowsiness, lethargy, mental depression, ataxia and allergic skin . .
Phenobarbitone
GARDINAL
Tablet
all forms of epilepsy except absence seizures; status epilepticus 30 200 mg/d PO BID, TID
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Phenytoin
DINTOINA
Tablet
EPANUTIN
Capsule Suspension
all forms of epilepsy except absence seizures; trigeminal neuralgia if carbamazepine inappropriate Loading dose: 1g given in three doses (400mg, 300 mg, 300 mg) PO q 2h; maintenance dose : started 24 hr after loading dose 300 400 mg/d PO
Primidone
MYSOLINE
Syrup Tablet
all forms of epilepsy except absence seizures; essential tremor
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Up to 500mg PO QID
Sodium valproate
DEPAKINE
Syrup Tablet
all forms of epilepsy 10 60 mg/kg/d PO; if dose > 250 mg give in divided doses
DEPAKINE CHRONO
Tablet
DEPAKINE SOLN
Solution
VALIREC VALOPIN
Syrup Syrup
Topiramate
TOPAMAX
Tablet
monotherapy and adjunctive treatment of generalised tonicclonic seizures or partial seizures with or without secondary generalisation; adjunctive treatment of seizures in LennoxGastaut syndrome; migraine prophylaxis
Vigabatrin
SABRIL
Tablet
initiated and supervised by appropriate specialist, adjunctive treatment of partial seizures with or without secondary generalisation not satisfactorily
reactions; paradoxical excitement, restlessness and confusion in the elderly and hyperkinesia in children; megaloblastic anaemia (may be treated with folic acid) also nausea and visual disturbances nausea, gastric irritation, diarrhoea; increased appetite, weight gain; hyperammonaem ia, thrombocytopeni a; transient hair loss (regrowth may be curly); less frequently increased alertness, aggression, hyperactivity, behavioural disturbances, ataxia, tremor nausea, abdominal pain, dyspepsia, diarrhoea, dry mouth, taste disturbance, weight loss, anorexia; paraesthesia, hypoaesthesia, headache, fatigue, dizziness, speech disorder, drowsiness, insomnia, impaired memory and concentration, anxiety, depression; drowsiness (rarely, encephalopathic symptoms consisting of marked sedation, stupor, and confusion with non-specific slow wave EEG
active liver disease, family history of severe hepatic dysfunction, porphyria
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controlled with other antiepileptics; monotherapy for management of infantile spasms (West's syndrome)
reduce dose or withdraw), fatigue, visual field defects, dizziness, nervousness, irritability
Drugs used in status epilepticus

Clonazepam RIVOTRIL Injection all forms of epilepsy; myoclonus; status epilepticus Initial dose upto 1.5 mg/d PO in three divided doses; increase in increments of 0.5 1 mg q 3d; maximum dose 20 mg/d drowsiness, fatigue, dizziness, muscle hypotonia, coordination disturbances; also poor concentration, restlessness, confusion, amnesia, dependence, and withdrawal; salivary or bronchial hypersecretion in infants and small children; drowsiness and lightheadedness the next day; confusion and ataxia (especially in the elderly); amnesia; dependence; paradoxical increase in aggression ; muscle weakness; occasionally: headache, vertigo, hypotension, salivation changes drowsiness, lethargy, mental depression, ataxia and allergic skin reactions; paradoxical excitement, restlessness and confusion in the elderly and hyperkinesia in children; megaloblastic anaemia (may be treated with folic acid) respiratory depression; acute pulmonary insufficiency; sleep apnoea syndrome; marked neuromuscular respiratory weakness including unstable myasthenia gravis
Diazepam
STESOLID
VALIUM
Injection Rectal tube Suppository Injection
status epilepticus; convulsions due to poisoning 2 10 mg/d PO 2 4 times/d status epilepticus/ severe recurrent seizures; 5 10 mg initially; may repeat at 5 10 min intervals at maximum dose of 30 mg IV
respiratory depression; marked neuromuscular respiratory weakness including unstable myasthenia gravis; acute pulmonary insufficiency; sleep apnoea syndrome; severe hepatic impairment; not for chronic psychosis; should not be used alone in depression
Phenobarbitone
GARDINAL
Injection
all forms of epilepsy except absence seizures; status epilepticus
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30 200 mg/d PO BID, TID
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EPANUTIN R.M PHENYTOIN
status epilepticus; seizures in neurosurgery; arrhythmias, but now obsolete Loading dose: 1g given in three doses (400mg, 300 mg, 300 mg) PO q 2h; maintenance dose : started 24 hr after loading dose 300 400 mg/d PO
cardiovascular and CNS depression (particularly if injection too rapid) with arrhythmias, hypotension, and cardiovascular collapse; alterations in respiratory function (including respiratory arrest); injection site reactions
sinus bradycardia, sino-atrial block, and second- and third-degree heart block; StokesAdams syndrome; porphyria
Drugs used in Parkinsonism and related disorders

Amantadine HCl SYMMETREL Capsule Parkinson's disease (but not drug-induced extrapyramidal symptoms); antiviral 100 400 mg/d PO in divided doses anorexia, nausea, nervousness, inability to concentrate, insomnia, dizziness, convulsions, hallucinations or feelings of detachment, blurred vision, gastro-intestinal disturbances, livedo reticularis and peripheral oedema; rarely leucopenia, rashes nausea, vomiting ; drowsiness, confusion, hallucinations, injection-site reactions (including nodule formation and ulceration) change injection sites in rotation; less commonly postural hypotension, breathing difficulties, dykinesias epilepsy, history of gastric ulceration, severe renal impairment; pregnancy, breastfeeding
Amantadine sulphate
PK-MERZ
Tablet
Apomorphine HCl
UPRIMA
Sublingual tablet
refractory motor fluctuations in Parkinson's disease (off' episodes) inadequately controlled by levodopa or other dopaminergics (for capable and motivated patients under specialist supervision)
respiratory depression, hypersensitivity to opioids; neuropsychiatric problems or dementia; not suitable if on' response to levodopa marred by severe dyskinesia, hypotonia or psychiatric effects; hepatic impairment; pregnancy; breastfeeding;
Cabergoline
DOSTINEX
Tablet
adjunct to levodopa (with dopadecarboxylase inhibitor) in Parkinson's disease; endocrine disorders
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Carbidopa , levodopa
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SINEMET SINEMETPLUS
parkinsonism (but not drug-induced extrapyramidal symptoms),
Levodopa , benserazide
MADOPAR
Capsule Tablet
parkinsonism (but not drug-induced extrapyramidal symptoms),
Lisuride hydrogen maleate
DOPERGIN
Tablet
Parkinson's disease, used alone or as an adjunct to levodopa
Pergolide mesylate
PERMAX
Tablet
alone or as adjunct to levodopa in Parkinson's disease where dopamine receptor agonists other than ergot derivative not appropriate
Piracetam
NOOTROPIL
Capsule Infusion Injection Solution Tablet
adjunctive treatment of cortical myoclonus
anorexia, nausea and vomiting, insomnia, agitation, postural hypotension (rarely labile hypertension), dizziness, tachycardia, arrhythmias, reddish discoloration of urine and other body fluids, rarely hypersensitivity; abnormal involuntary movements nausea and vomiting; dizziness; headache, lethargy, malaise, drowsiness, psychotic reactions (including hallucinations); occasionally severe hypotension, rashes; rarely abdominal pain and constipation; Raynaud's phenomenon reported hallucinations, confusion, dizziness, dyskinesia, drowsiness, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, dyspepsia, diplopia, rhinitis, dyspnoea, pleuritis, pleural effusion, pleural fibrosis, pericarditis, pericardial effusion, cardiac valvulopathy, weight gain, nervousness, hyperkinesia; less commonly drowsiness,
pregnancy; breastfeeding
severe disturbances of peripheral circulation; coronary insufficiency
history of fibrotic disorders; cardiac valve disease
cerebral haemorrhage; hepatic impairment; pregnancy; breastfeeding
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PIRACETAM
Pramipexole dihydrochloride monohydrate
SIFROL
Tablet
Parkinson's disease, used alone or as adjunct to levodopa; moderate to severe restless legs syndrome
Procyclidine
KEMADRIN
Injection Tablet
parkinsonism; druginduced extrapyramidal symptoms (but not tardive dyskinesia
Ropinirole
REQUIP
Tablet
Parkinsons disease, either used alone or as an adjunct to levodopa; moderate to severe restless legs syndrome
depression, asthenia,; also reported abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, headache, anxiety, confusion, hallucination, vertigo, ataxia, insomnia, and rash nausea, constipation, postural hypotension, hypotension, headache, confusion, drowsiness (including sudden onset of sleep), fatigue, insomnia, dizziness, hallucinations (mostly visual), dyskinesia, peripheral oedema; pathological gambling, Side-effects of antimuscarinics include constipation, dry mouth, nausea, vomiting, tachycardia, dizziness, confusion, euphoria, hallucinations, impaired memory, anxiety, restlessness, urinary retention, blurred vision, and rash. Angleclosure glaucoma nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain; syncope, leg oedema; drowsiness (including sudden onset of sleep), dizziness, nervousness,
breast-feeding
Antimuscarinics should be avoided in gastro-intestinal obstruction and myasthenia gravis.
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Selegiline H
ELDEPRYL
Tablet
Parkinson's disease, used alone or as adjunct to levodopa
fatigue, dyskinesia; less commonly hypotension, bradycardia, hallucinations, confusion, and increased libido nausea, constipation, diarrhoea, dry mouth; postural hypotension; dyskinesia, vertigo, sleeping disorders, confusion, hallucinations; arthralgia, myalgia; mouth ulcers with oral lyophilisate; rarely arrhythmias, agitation, headache, micturition difficulties
Drugs for dementia

Galantamine REMINYL Solution Tablet mild to moderate dementia in Alzheimer's disease nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain, dyspepsia; syncope; rhinitis; sleep disturbances, dizziness, confusion, depression, headache, fatigue, anorexia, tremor; fever; weight loss; less commonly arrhythmias, palpitation, myocardial infarction, severe renal impairment; breastfeeding -
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Antibacterial drugs
Penicillins
Benzylpenicillin and phenoxymethylpenicillin

(Penicillin (G) and Penicillin (V)) Penicillin-G (Benzyl penicillin sodium) PENICILLIN G Injection throat infections, otitis media, endocarditis, meningococcal disease, pneumonia, cellulitis ; anthrax; prophylaxis in limb amputation
Up to 2030 million U/d IV or IM; dosage may also be based on weight
hypersensitivity reactions; rarely CNS toxicity including convulsions, interstitial nephritis
penicillin hypersensitivity
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Penicillin-V (Phenoxymethyl penicillin)
OSPEN
Syrup Tablet
ORVEK VIKADAR FORTE OSPEN
Suspension Syrup Tablet Syrup Tablet
oral infections ; tonsillitis, otitis media, erysipelas, cellulitis; rheumatic fever and pneumococcal infection prophylaxis.
125500 mg PO q6h or q8h
hypersensitivity reactions , CNS toxicity , interstitial nephritis
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Penicillinase-resistant penicillins
Flucloxacillin FLOXAPEN Capsule Suspension Injection infections due to beta-lactamaseproducing staphylococci including otitis externa; adjunct in pneumonia, impetigo, cellulitis, osteomyelitis and in staphylococcal endocarditis.
PO,IM; 250 500 mg q6 h, PO,at least 30 min before food. IV, 0.252 g q6 h
hypersensitivity reactions; rarely CNS toxicity including convulsions , interstitial nephritis
Broad-spectrum penicillins
Amoxycillin AMOXIL AMOXIL Capsule Syrup Injection urinary-tract infections, otitis media, sinusitis, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea; rashes penicillin hypersensitivity --
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AMOXIPEN
Capsule Suspension Capsule Suspension Capsule Suspension Capsule Drops Solutab Syrup Capsule Suspension Capsule Suspension Capsule Suspension Capsule Drops Suspension Capsule
AMOXYDAR E-MOX FLEMOXIN FLEMOXIN
GLOMOX
HICONCIL HYMOX JULPHAMOX
oral infections , bronchitis, uncomplicated communityacquired pneumonia , Haemophilus influenzae infections, invasive salmonellosis; listerial meningitis; oral infections ; also endocarditis prophylaxis and treatment; anthrax ; adjunct in listerial meningitis ; Helicobacter pylori eradication.
250500 mg PO q8h or 875 mg PO BID
(discontinue treatment); rarely, antibioticassociated colitis
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NOVAMOXIN
OMACILLIN
Capsule
OSPAMOX
PENAMOX PRINCIMOX
Capsule Suspension Tablet Capsule Suspension Capsule Suspension
REMOX ULTRAMOX
Capsule Suspension Capsule Suspension
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Amoxycillin , clauvlanic acid
AMOCLAN
AUGMENTIN
JULMENTIN
AUGMENTIN CURAM
Injection Suspension Tablet Drops Injection Suspension Syrup Tablet Injection Suspension Tablet Syrup Tablet Suspension Tablet
infections due to beta-lactamaseproducing strains (where amoxicillin alone not appropriate) including respiratory-tract infections, genitourinary and abdominal infections, cellulitis, animal bites, severe dental infection with spreading cellulitis
penicillin hypersensitivity, history of coamoxiclavassociated or penicillinassociated jaundice or hepatic dysfunction
hepatitis, cholestatic jaundice; StevensJohnson syndrome, toxic epidermal necrolysis, exfoliative dermatitis, vasculitis reported; rarely prolongation of bleeding time, dizziness, headache, convulsions
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GLOCLAV
JULMENTIN FORTE KLAVOX
Suspension Drops Suspension Syrup Tablet Suspension Tablet Syrup
250500 mg PO q8h or 875 mg q12h**
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MEGAMOX Amoxycillin , potassium clavulanate Amoxycillin trihydrate , clavulanic acid KLAVOX
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AMOCLAN AUGMENTIN
Tablet Tablet
AUGMENTIN JULMENTIN MEGAMOX Ampicillin AMFIPEN AMFIPEN EPICOCILLIN PENBRITIN
Tablet Tablet Tablet Injection Injection Injection Injection urinary-tract infections, otitis media, sinusitis, oral infections , bronchitis, uncomplicated communityacquired pneumonia , Haemophilus influenzae infections, invasive salmonellosis; listerial meningitis.
250500 mg PO q6h
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nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea; rashes (discontinue treatment); rarely, antibioticassociated colitis penicillin hypersensitivity ) ( ) ( --
PENTREXYL
Injection
STANDACILLIN
Injection
Ampicillin , cloxacillin
ULTRACLOXAM
Injection
Ampicillin , salbactam Ampicillin sodium
UNASYN
Injection
0.51 g Sulbactam with 12 g ampicillin IM or IV q68h
EPICOCILLIN PENTREXYL
Injection Injection
See under Ampicillin

112 g/d IM, IV in divided doses of q46h
STANDACILLIN
Injection
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Antipseudomonal penicillins
Piperacillin PIPRIL Injection Lower respiratory-tract, urinary-tract, intra-abdominal and skin infections, and septicemia; Complicated appendicitis; Infections in neutropenic patients .
34 g q46h IV, IM; maximum dosage, 25 g/d
Piperacillin , tazobactam
TAZOCIN
Injection
12 mg/1.5 g IV given as 3.375 g q6h
nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea; less commonly stomatitis, dyspepsia, constipation, jaundice, hypotension, headache, insomnia, and injection-site reactions; rarely abdominal pain, hepatitis, oedema, fatigue ,
Mecillinams
Aztreonam AZACTAM Injection Gram-negative infections including Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Haemophilus influenzae, and Neisseria meningitides.
IV,IM;1 g q8h or 2 g q12h 2g q68h for severe infections Urinary-tract infections, 0.51 g q812h Gonorrhoea, cystitis, IM, 1 g as a single dose
AZACTAM
Injection
nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal cramps; mouth ulcers, altered taste; jaundice and hepatitis; flushing; hypersensitivity reactions; blood disorders ;rashes, injection-site reactions; rarely hypotension,
aztreonam hypersensitivity; pregnancy
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Cephalosporins and other beta-lactams
Cephalosporins Cephalosporins : First Generation

Cefadroxil BIODROXIL Capsule Suspension Tablet
12 g/d PO in divided doses Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, hypersensitivity reactions, superinfection, nephrotoxicity, headache, Stevens-Johnson syndrome, pseudomembran
CEFADRIL
Capsule Suspension
cephalosporin hypersensitivity
CEFADROX
Capsule Suspension
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CEFADROX DROXIL
ous colitis
MIDROXIL
Capsule Suspension
ROXIL ULTRACEF
Capsule Suspension Capsule Suspension Injection

perioperative prophylaxis. 250 mg1 g IM, IV 612h; perioperative 0.51g IM, IV
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Cefazolin
CEFAZOLIN
TAZOLINE CEFAMEZIN Cephalexin CEFRIN CEPHADAR
Injection Injection Capsule Suspension Capsule Suspension
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infections due to sensitive Grampositive and Gramnegative bacteria,

14 g/d PO in divided doses
CEPHALEX CEPHALEX CEPOREX
Capsule Suspension Capsule Drops Syrup Syrup Capsule Suspension Tablet Suspension Capsule Suspension Tablet Capsule Suspension
CEPOREX KEFLEX
Diarrhoea and rarely antibioticassociated colitis (CSM has warned both more likely with higher doses), nausea and vomiting, abdominal discomfort, headache; allergic reactions.
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KEFLEX LEXIN
MIDAFLEX
MONOCEF OSPEXIN
Capsule Suspension Suspension Tablet
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ULTRASPORIN
Capsule Suspension
Cephalothin sodium Cephradine
KEFLIN N CEFADIN
Injection Capsule infections due to Diarrhoea and
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CEPHRADINE DORAL S.F
sensitive Grampositive and Gramnegative bacteria; surgical prophylaxis.

PO, 250500 mg q6 h or 0.51 g q12 h; up to 1 g q6 h in severe infections. IM,IV; 0.51 g q6 h
ESKACEF VELOSEF
Capsule Suspension Capsule Injection Suspension
rarely antibioticassociated colitis (CSM has warned both more likely with higher doses), nausea and vomiting, abdominal discomfort, headache; allergic reactions.
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Cephalosporins : Second Generation

Cefaclor BIOCEF CECLOR CECLOR Capsule Suspension Suspension Capsule Suspension Tablet Capsule Suspension Capsule Suspension Capsule Suspension Tablet Injection Injection
perioperative prophylaxis 12 g IM q68h; 112 g/d IV in equally divided doses; perioperative, 12 g IV 250500 mg PO q12h
infections due to sensitive Grampositive and Gramnegative bacteria,

250 mg PO q8h
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CLORACEF RECOCEF TABICLOR
Cefoxitin sodium
FOXITIN MEFOXIN
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Cefprozil
CEFZIL
Suspension Tablet Tablet
Cefuroxime axetil
CEFUTIL
CEFUZIME ZINNAT
Tablet Tablet
ZINOXIMOR Cefuroxime sodium CEFOFIX MAXIL ZINACEF
Tablet Injection Injection Injection
infections due to sensitive Grampositive and Gramnegative bacteria, surgical prophylaxis; more active against Haemophilus influenzae and Neisseria gonorrhoeae; Lyme disease
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perioperative prophylaxis . 250 mg PO BID; 750 mg1.5 g IM or IV g8h;
ZINACEF
Injection
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ZINACEF ZINOXIME ULTRASPORIN
Injection Injection Capsule Suspension
perioperative, 1.5 g IV
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Cephalosporins : Third Generation

Cefdinir Cefixime OMNICEF MAGNACEF Capsule Suspension Capsule Suspension
300 mg PO q12h or 600 mg q24h PO
Cephalosporin hypersensitivity Diarrhoea and rarely antibioticassociated colitis (CSM has warned both more likely with higher doses), nausea and vomiting, abdominal discomfort, headache; allergic reactions. cephalosporin hypersensitivity -
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SUPRAX
Capsule Suspension
infections due to sensitive Grampositive and Gramnegative bacteria, (acute infections only); gonorrhoea [unlicensed indication]
400 mg/d as a single dose or divided doses
WINEX
Capsule Suspension Injection Injection
cephalosporin hypersensitivity cephalosporin hypersensitivity
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Cefotaxime
CEFTAX CLAFORAN
FOXIME PRIMOCEF CLAFOTAX
infections due to sensitive Grampositive and Gramnegative bacteria,; gonorrhoea; surgical prophylaxis; Haemophilus epiglottitis and meningitis
perioperative prophylaxis.
rarely arrhythmias following rapid injection reported
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PRIMOCEF
Injection
Cefperazone
CEFOBID
Injection
28 g/d IM or IV in equally divided doses q68h; maximum 12 g/d 24 g/d IM, IV in equally divided doses
Ceftazidime
FORTUM
Injection infections due to sensitive Grampositive and Gramnegative bacteria,

250 mg2 g IV, Ceptaz IM q8-12h
KEFADIM NEGACEF ZIDIME
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Ceftizoxime
CEFIZOX
Injection
12 g (range, 14 g) IM or IV q812h; maximum, 12 g/d
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ENOXIRT ROCEPHIN ROXCEF
SAMIXON
Injection
infections due to sensitive Grampositive and Gramnegative bacteria; surgical prophylaxis; prophylaxis of meningococcal meningitis [unlicensed indication].
perioperative prophylaxis; gonorrhea. 12 g/d IM, IV QID, BID; maximum, 4 g/d; perioperative, 1 g IV; gonorrhea, 250 mg IM as a single dose
TRIAXONE
Injection
calcium ceftriaxone precipitates in urine (particularly in very young, dehydrated or those who are immobilized) or in gall bladder consider discontinuation if symptomatic; rarely prolongation of prothrombin time, pancreatitis
cephalosporin hypersensitivity ; neonates with jaundice, hypoalbuminaemia, acidosis or impaired bilirubin binding
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Cephalosporins : Fourth Generation

Cefpirome CEFROM Injection Septicemia, bacteremia, Lower respiratory tract infections, complicated upper and lower urinary tract infections.
IV, 1-2 g q12h; maximum, 4 g/d 0.5 mg2 g IV, IM q12h
Use caution with renal failure; use caution in patients with history of penicillin allergy
Cephepime HCl
MAXIPIME
Injection
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Other beta-lactam antibiotics

Ertapenem INVANZ Injection abdominal infections; acute gynecological infections; communityacquired pneumonia; diabetic foot infections of the skin and softtissue.
1 g q24h IV
diarrhoea, nausea, vomiting, headache, injection-site reactions, rash, pruritus, raised platelet count; less commonly dry mouth, taste disturbances, dyspepsia, abdominal pain, anorexia, constipation, melaena, antibioticassociated colitis, hypotension,
breast-feeding
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Imipenem , cilastatin
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TIENAM
aerobic and anaerobic Grampositive and Gramnegative infections; surgical prophylaxis; hospital-acquired septicemia ; not indicated for CNS infections.
IM, 500750 mg q12 h; IV, 12 g daily (in 34 divided doses)
Meropenem
MERONEM
Injection
aerobic and anaerobic Grampositive and Gramnegative infections.

Intra-abdominal and tissue infections caused by multiresistant gramnegative organisms. 1 g IV q8h
nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea (antibioticassociated colitis reported), taste disturbances, tooth or tongue discoloration, hearing loss; blood disorders, positive Coombs' test; allergic reactions (with rash, pruritus, urticaria, StevensJohnson syndrome, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea (antibioticassociated colitis reported), abdominal pain; disturbances in liver function tests; thrombocytopeni a (reduction in partial thromboplastin time reported), positive Coombs' test, eosinophilia, leucopenia, neutropenia;
Tetracyclines
Doxycycline HCl DORYX DOXYDAR DUMOXIN DURADOX TABOCINE VIBRAMYCIN Capsule Capsule Syrup Tablet Capsule Capsule Capsule Syrup Tablet Capsule Capsule Capsule chronic prostatitis; sinusitis, syphilis, pelvic inflammatory disease ; treatment and prophylaxis of anthrax [unlicensed indication]; malaria treatment and prophylaxis ;recurrent aphthous ulceration.
100 mg PO q12h first day then 100200 mg/d PO; gonorrhea: 200 mg PO immediately and 100 mg PO hs then 100 mg PO BID for 3 d; 200 mg IV first day then 100200 mg/d IV
Doxycycline hyclate
APO-DOXY DOXYCIN NOVODOXYLIN UNIDOX
Capsule
dizziness and vertigo (more common in women); rarely anorexia, tinnitus, impaired hearing, hyperaesthesia, paraesthesia, acute renal failure, pigmentation (sometimes irreversible), and alopecia; very rarely systemic lupus erythematosus; anorexia, flushing, and tinnitus
Deposition of tetracyclines in growing bone and teeth (by binding to calcium) causes staining and occasionally dental hypoplasia, and they should not be given to children under 12 years, or to pregnant or breast-feeding women
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Minocycline HCl
MINOCIN
Capsule
meningococcal carrier state; acne vulgaris.

200 mg PO initially then 100 mg IV q12h 100200 mg initially then 50 mg PO QID
Oxytetracycline
IMPERACINE
Tablet
acne vulgaris, rosacea.

12 g/d PO; 250 mg IM, qd or 300 mg individualized doses q812h IM; 250500 mg IV q12h
OXYTETRACY CLINE TERRAMYCIN
Ointment Ointment
Tetracycline
DUMOCYCLIN E TETRACYCLI NE TETRADAR
Injection Ointment Capsule Capsule
Tetracycline HCl
BALKACYCLI NE
DUMOCYCLIN OPTICYCLIN
Capsule Ointment
Chlamydia (trachoma, psittacosis, salpingitis, urethritis, and lymphogranuloma venereum), rickettsia (including Q-fever), brucella (doxycycline with either streptomycin or rifampicin), and the spirochaete, Borrelia burgdorferi (Lyme disease.
12 g/d PO in 24 divided doses
TERRAMYCIN TETRACYCLI N
Capsule Capsule
rarely anorexia, tinnitus, impaired hearing, hyperesthesia, paraesthesia, acute renal failure, pigmentation (sometimes irreversible), and alopecia; very rarely systemic lupus erythematosus Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, hypersensitivity reactions, Uri-Tet photosensitivity reactions, pseudomembra nous colitis, hematologic changes, discoloration of teeth in fetus and young children Side-effects of the tetracyclines include nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea (antibioticassociated colitis reported occasionally), dysphagia, and oesophageal irritation. Other rare side-effects include hepatotoxicity, pancreatitis, blood disorders, photosensitivity
Deposition of tetracyclines in growing bone and teeth (by binding to calcium) causes staining and occasionally dental hypoplasia, and they should not be given to children under 12 years, or to pregnant or breast-feeding women see notes above
Deposition of tetracyclines in growing bone and teeth (by binding to calcium) causes staining and occasionally dental hypoplasia, and they should not be given to children under 12 years, or to pregnant or breast-feeding women
Aminoglycosides
Amikacin sulphate AMIKACIN Injection serious Gramnegative infections resistant to gentamicin vestibular and auditory damage, nephrotoxicity; rarely, hypomagnesae mia on prolonged therapy, antibiotic myasthenia gravis
AMIKIN MIACIN
Injection Injection
15 mg/kg IM, IV, in divided doses, not to exceed 1.5 g/d
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MIKACIN
Injection
Gentamicin sulphate
GARAMYCIN
Cream Ointment Injection Injection Ointment
GENTAM REFOBACIN GENTAL
septicemia and neonatal sepsis; meningitis and other CNS infections; biliarytract infection, acute pyelonephritis or prostatitis, endocarditis; pneumonia in hospital patients, adjunct in listerial meningitis; eye ; ear
3 mg/kg/d q8h IM, IV, not to exceed 5 mg/kg/d in divided doses
associated colitis, stomatitis; also reported, nausea, vomiting, rash, blood disorders; vestibular and auditory damage, nephrotoxicity; rarely, hypomagnesae mia on prolonged therapy, antibioticassociated colitis, stomatitis; also reported, nausea, vomiting, rash, blood disorders;
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myasthenia gravis
Tobramycin
NEBCIN TOBRAMYCIN
Injection
35 mg/kg/d IM, IV q8h
Injection
Macrolides
Azithromycin AZOMYCIN ZETRON ZIMAX ZITHROMAX AZI-ONCE Suspension Suspension Capsule Suspension Injection Suspension Capsule respiratory-tract infections; otitis media; skin and soft-tissue infections; uncomplicated genital chlamydial infections and non-gonococcal urethritis ; mild or moderate typhoid due to multipleantibacterialresistant organisms [unlicensed indication].
500 mg PO first day then 250 mg/d PO for 4 d
AZOMYCIN ZETRON ZITHROMAX ZOCIN
Capsule Capsule Capsule Capsule
see under Erythromycin; also anorexia, dyspepsia, flatulence, constipation, pancreatitis, hepatitis, syncope, dizziness, headache, drowsiness, agitation, anxiety, hyperactivity, asthenia, paraesthesia, convulsions, mild neutropenia, thrombocytopenia ,
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Clarithromycin
CLAMYCIN CLARITT KLACID
Tablet Suspension Tablet Suspension Tablet
respiratory-tract infections, mild to moderate skin and soft tissue infections, otitis media;
see under Erythromycin; also dyspepsia, tooth and tongue discoloration, smell and taste disturbances,
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KLACID XL
Helicobacter pylori eradication.

250500 mg PO BID
KLARIBAC
Tablet
stomatitis, glossitis, and headache; less commonly hepatitis, arthralgia, and myalgia; rarely tinnitus; very rarely pancreatitis, dizziness, insomnia,
Erythromycin
EROMYCIN ERYDERM
Suspension Tablet Topical solution Solution Injection Suspension Tablet Tablet Suspension Tablet Suspension Tablet
alternative to penicillin in hypersensitive patients; oral infections; campylobacter enteritis, syphilis, nongonococcal urethritis, respiratory-tract infections (including legionnaires' disease), skin infections; chronic prostatitis; diphtheria and whoopen cough nausea, vomiting, abdominal discomfort, diarrhoea (antibioticassociated colitis reported); less frequently urticaria, rashes and other allergic reactions; reversible hearing loss reported after large doses; cholestatic jaundice, pancreatitis,
ERYPED ERYTHROCIN
ERYTHROCIN PCE ERYTHRODAR ERYTHROMIL
ERYTHROMIL FORTE
Suspension
ERYTHROMYCI N LACTOBIONAT E RYTHINATE STIEMYCIN Erythromycin , sulfisoxazole Erythromycin base PEDIAZOLE ERYC
Injection
Erythromycin Base:
250 mg PO q6h or 333 mg q8h
Suspension Topical solution Suspension Capsule
Ethylsuccinate:
400 mg PO q6h
Esteolate:
250 mg PO q6h
IV:
Up to 4 g/d IV In divided doses
Clindamycin
Clindamycin CLINDACIN-T Topical solution staphylococcal bone and joint infections, peritonitis; endocarditis prophylaxis [unlicensed indication], diarrhoea (discontinue treatment), abdominal discomfort, oesophagitis, nausea, vomiting, antibioticassociated colitis; jaundice; leucopenia, eosinophilia, and thrombocytopenia reported; rash, pruritus, urticaria, anaphylactoid diarrhoeal states; avoid injections containing benzyl alcohol in neonates () ()
DALACIN
Vaginal cream
DALACIN T
Topical solution
150450 mg PO q6h; 6002700 mg/d in 24 equal doses; up to 4.8 g/d IV, IM
DALACIN-C DERMA-T
Capsule Topical solution
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Clindamycin HCl monohydrate Clindamycin palmitate Clindamycin phosphate
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DALACIN C
reactions, Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
DALACIN-C CLINDAMYCIN PHOSPHATE DALACIN T
Suspension Injection Lotion
DALACIN-C DERMA _ T Lincomycin HCl LINCOCIN
Injection Lotion Capsule Syrup staphylococcal bone and joint infections, peritonitis; endocarditis prophylaxis [unlicensed indication].
500 mg PO q68h; 600 mg IM q12 24h; up to 8 g/d IV
diarrhoea (discontinue treatment), abdominal discomfort, oesophagitis, nausea, vomiting, antibioticassociated colitis; jaundice; leucopenia, eosinophilia, and thrombocytopenia reported; rash, pruritus, urticaria, anaphylactoid reactions, Stevens-Johnson Syndrome
diarrhoeal states; avoid injections containing benzyl alcohol in neonates
Some other antibacterials

Chloramphenicol CHLORAMEX Syrup Reserved for the treatment of lifethreatening infections, particularly those caused by Haemophilus influenzae, and also for typhoid fever.
50 mg/kg/d PO, IV in divided doses
blood disorders including reversible and irreversible aplastic anaemia (with reports of resulting leukaemia), peripheral neuritis, optic neuritis, headache, depression, urticaria, erythema multiforme, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, stomatitis, glossitis,
pregnancy, breastfeeding, porphyria
Fucidic acid , hydrocortsone acetate Fusidate sodium
FUCIDIN H
Cream
Infections caused by penicillinresistant staphylococci, especially osteomyelitis, as they are well concentrated in bone; they are nausea, vomiting, reversible jaundice, especially after high dosage or rapid infusion (withdraw therapy if persistent); rarely
BALAD FUCIDIN
Ointment Injection Ointment Suspensio n Tablet Medicated guaze
FUCIDIN INTER TULLE
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FUSIBACT
FUSIDERM FUTASOLE UCIDERM ZETA Fusidic acid Fusidic acid BALAD DERMOFUCIN
Ointment Ointment Ointment Ointment Cream Cream
also used for staphylococcal endocarditis. A second antistaphylococc al antibiotic is usually required to prevent emergence of resistant strains
hypersensitivity reactions, acute renal failure (usually with jaundice), blood disorders
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FUCIDIN FUSIBACT
Cream Gel Cream
FUSIDERM FUTASOLE UCIDERM ZETA Fusidic acid , betamethasone Fusidic acid anhydrouse , betamethasone Fusidic acid anhydrouse , betamethasone valerate Teicoplanin FUSIBACT-B
Cream Cream Cream Cream Cream
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FUSIDERM B
Cream
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UCIDERM -B
Cream
TARGOCID
Injection
Thiamphenicol
THIOPHENIC OL
Injection Tablet
serious Grampositive infections including endocarditis, dialysisassociated peritonitis, and serious infections due to Staph.aureus; prophylaxis in endocarditis [unlicensed indication] and in orthopaedic surgery at risk of infection Reserved for the treatment of lifethreatening infections, particularly those caused by Haemophilus influenzae, and also for typhoid fever.
nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea; rash, pruritus, fever, bronchospasm, rigors, urticaria, angioedema, anaphylaxis; dizziness, headache; blood disorders including eosinophilia, leucopenia, neutropenia, and thrombocytopenia; disturbances in liver enzymes,
blood disorders including reversible and irreversible aplastic anaemia (with reports of resulting leukaemia), peripheral neuritis, optic neuritis,
pregnancy, breastfeeding, porphyria
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Vancomycin
VANCOCINCP VANCOLON VANCOMYCIN HCL
Vancomycin HCl
Used by the intravenous route in the prophylaxis and treatment of endocarditis and other serious infections caused by Gram-positive cocci. Vancomycin (added to dialysis fluid) is also used in the treatment of peritonitis associated with peritoneal dialysis
500 mg to 2 g/d PO in divided doses; 500 mg IV q6h or 1 g IV q8 12h
headache, depression, urticaria, erythema multiforme, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, stomatitis, glossitis, after parenteral administration: nephrotoxicity including renal failure and interstitial nephritis; ototoxicity (discontinue if tinnitus occurs); blood disorders including neutropenia (usually after 1 week or cumulative dose of 25 g), rarely agranulocytosis
Sulphonamides and trimethoprim

Co-trimoxazole (Trimethoprim, sulphamethoxazole) BACTRIM Injection Syrup Tablet Suspension Tablet Suspension Tablet nausea, diarrhoea; headache; hyperkalaemia; rash (very rarely including StevensJohnson syndrome, toxic epidermal necrolysis, photosensitivity) discontinue immediately; less commonly vomiting; very rarely glossitis, stomatitis, anorexia, liver damage (.) . ---
BACTRIM BALKATRIN
CHEMOTRIM
Tablet
NORTRIME SEPTAZOLE
SEPTRIN
Injection Tablet Injection
SEPTRIN
Drug of choice in Pneumocystis jiroveci (Pneumocystis carinii) pneumonia; it is also indicated for toxoplasmosis and nocardiasis. It should now only be considered for use in acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis and infections of the urinary tract
160 mg TMP/800 mg SMZ PO q12h; 810 mg/kg/d , (based on TMP) IV in 24 divided doses
porphyria
SEPTRIN SEPTRIN
Suspension Tablet
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SUTRIM TRIMOL
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URTIUM ZOTRIM Silver sulphadiazine FLAMAZINE FLAMAZINE SILVERIN
Second- and thirddegree burns

Apply to burned area 12 times/d
Leukopenia, skin necrosis, skin discoloration, burning sensation
Trimethoprim
TRIMIDAR
Tablet
urinary-tract infections, acute and chronic bronchitis; pneumocystis pneumonia
gastro-intestinal disturbances including nausea and vomiting, pruritus, rashes, hyperkalaemia, depression of haematopoiesis; rarely erythema multiforme, toxic epidermal necrolysis, photosensitivity and other allergic
blood dyscrasias
Trimethoprim , sulphametrole
LIDAPRIM
LIDAPRIM FORTE LIDAPRIM PED
Tablet
Antituberculous drugs
Ethambutol AFIMOCIL Tablet tuberculosis, in combination with other drugs
1525 mg/kg/d PO
ETHAMBUTOL MYAMBUTOL Isoniazid I.N.H RIMIFON

Active TB: up to 300 mg/d PO or up to 300 mg/d IM, to 900 mg IM 23 times/wk First-line treatment: 300 mg INH and 600 mg rifampin PO in single dose TB prophylaxis: 30 mg/d PO
optic neuritis, red/green colour blindness, peripheral neuritis, rarely rash, pruritus, urticaria, thrombocytopenia nausea, vomiting, constipation, dry mouth; peripheral neuritis with high doses (pyridoxine prophylaxis) , optic neuritis, convulsions, psychotic episodes, vertigo; hypersensitivity reactions including fever, erythema multiforme, purpura;
optic neuritis, poor vision
drug-induced liver disease
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Pyrazinamide
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Tablet
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PZA
tuberculosis in combination with other drugs.

1530 mg/kg/d maximum, 3 g/d rashes PO; 5070 mg/kg twice weekly PO
TEBRAZID
Tablet
hepatotoxicity including fever, anorexia, hepatomegaly, splenomegaly, jaundice, liver failure; nausea, vomiting, flushing, dysuria, arthralgia, sideroblastic anaemia, rash and occasionally photosensitivity gastro-intestinal symptoms including anorexia, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea (antibioticassociated colitis reported); headache, drowsiness; those occurring mainly on intermittent therapy include influenza-like symptoms
porphyria
Rifampicin
RIAFAMPICIN RIFACIN RIFADIN RIMACTANE
Tablet Capsule Capsule Capsule
Rifampicin , I.N.H
RIFINAH RIMACTAZID
Tablet Tablet
Brucellosis, legionnaires' disease, endocarditis and serious staphylococcal infections, in combination with other drugs; Tuberculosis, in combination with other drugs; Leprosy; Prophylaxis of meningococcal meningitis and Haemophilus influenzae (type b). 600 mg PO, IV Initial treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis.
12 tablets daily PO
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jaundice
Streptomycin
STREPTOTHE NATE
Injection
tuberculosis, in combination with other drugs; adjunct to doxycycline in brucellosis; enterococcal endocarditis. Up to 1 g/d IM
see under Aminoglycosides, also hypersensitivity reactions, paraesthesia of mouth
see under Aminoglycosides
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Antileprotic drugs
Clofazimine LAMPRENE Capsule Leprosy 100200 mg/d PO nausea, vomiting (hospitalize if persistent), abdominal pain; headache, tiredness; brownish-black discoloration of lesions and skin including areas exposed to light; reversible hair discoloration; dry skin; red discoloration of
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Pyrimethamine , dapsone
MALOPRIM
Tablet
leprosy, dermatitis herpetiformis; Pneumocystis jiroveci (Pneumocystis carinii) pneumonia dapsone: 50300 mg/d PO
faeces, urine and other body fluids (dose-related and uncommon at doses used for leprosy), haemolysis, methaemoglobin aemia, neuropathy, allergic dermatitis (rarely including toxic epidermal necrolysis and Stevens-Johnson syndrome), tachycardia, headache, insomnia
(.) .
Metronidazole and tinidazole

Metronidazole AMRIZOLE Injection Suppository Tablet Suspension Tablet Injection Suspension Tablet Vaginal pessaries Cream Tablet anaerobic infections (including dental), protozoal infections ; Helicobacter pylori eradication; skin
7.515 mg/kg IV q6h; 7.5 mg/kg PO q6h
ANAZOL ELYZOL
ELYZOL VAG.PESSARIES ELYZOLE FLAGICURE
FLAGYL
Ovules Suspension Tablet Tablet Injection Injection Injection
FLAZOL
METRONIDAZOLE METRONIDAZOLE METRONIDAZOLE
gastro-intestinal disturbances (including nausea and vomiting), taste disturbances, furred tongue, oral mucositis, anorexia; very rarely hepatitis, jaundice, pancreatitis, drowsiness, dizziness, headache, ataxia, psychotic disorders, darkening of urine,
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METROZOLE
Tablet
NEGAZOLE NIDAZOLE
Tablet Injection Suspension Tablet Tablet Gel Suspension
RIAZOLE ROZEX Metronidazole FLAZOL
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benzoate Tinidazole
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RIAZOLE FASIGYN PROTOGYN
anaerobic infections,; protozoal infections; Helicobacter pylori eradication
see under Metronidazole
Quinolones
Ciprofloxacin BACTALL Tablet By mouth, respiratory-tract infections, Urinary-tract infections, Chronic prostatitis, Gonorrhoea, Pseudomonal lower respiratorytract infection in cystic fibrosis, Surgical prophylaxis, Prophylaxis of meningococcal meningitis [not licensed]; flatulence, pain and phlebitis at injection site; rarely dysphagia, pancreatitis, tachycardia, hypotension, oedema, hot flushes, sweating, hyperglycaemia, and erythema nodosum; very rarely movement disorders, tinnitus, vasculitis, and tenosynovitis CIPRO-SOL Injection CIPROXEN Tablet FLOXACIN QUINOX SARF Levofloxacin TAVANIC Tablet Tablet Tablet Injection Tablet Tablet By mouth, acute sinusitis, Exacerbation of chronic bronchitis, ------- ----- --
BACTALL
Tablet
CIFLOX
Tablet
CIFLOX
Tablet
CIPROBAY CIPROCIN CIPRODAR CIPROFLACIN CIPROFLOX
Injection Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet
250750 mg PO q12h; 200400 mg IV q12h
CIPROGEN CIPROLON CIPROMAX CIPROQUIN
Tablet Injection Tablet Tablet
rarely anxiety, tachycardia, hypotension,
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Communityacquired pneumonia, Chronic prostatitis, Skin and soft tissue infections; By intravenous infusion , Complicated urinary-tract infections, Skin and soft tissue infections.
250500 mg/d PO, IV
hypoglycaemia, pneumonitis, rhabdomyolysis; local reactions and transient hypotension reported with infusion
Moxifloxacin HCl
AVALOX
Tablet
communityacquired pneumonia; exacerbation of chronic bronchitis; sinusitis.

400 mg qd PO
Nalidixic acid
ACIDO NALIDIXICO NALIDRAM NEGRAM
Suspension Tablet Tablet Tablet
urinary-tract infections
Norfloxacin
NORACIN
Tablet
NOROXIN
Tablet
Urinary-tract infections; Chronic relapsing urinary-tract infections; Chronic prostatitis

400 mg PO q12h; 800 mg as single dose for gonorrhea
UROXIN
Tablet
dry mouth, stomatitis, glossitis, flatulence, constipation, arrhythmias, palpitations, peripheral oedema, angina, blood pressure changes, dyspnoea, anxiety, and sweating; rarely hypotension, hyperlipidaemia, agitation, abnormal dreams, in coordination, toxic psychosis, increased intracranial pressure, cranial nerve palsy, metabolic acidosis , anxiety, tinnitus, polyneuropathy, exfoliative dermatitis, pancreatitis, vasculitis
severe hepatic impairment; history of QT-interval prolongation, bradycardia, history of symptomatic arrhythmias, heart failure with reduced left ventricular ejection fraction, electrolyte disturbances, concomitant use with other drugs known to prolong QT-wave interval
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tachycardia, transient hypotension, anxiety, unsteady gait, neuropathy, extrapyramidal symptoms, psychotic reactions (discontinue treatment); very
Ofloxacin
TARIVID
Tablet
By mouth, urinary-tract infections, Chronic prostatitis, Lower respiratory-tract infections, Skin and soft-tissue infections, Uncomplicated gonorrhoea, Uncomplicated
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Ofloxacin HCl
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Injection
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TARIVID
genital chlamydial infection, nongonococcal urethritis, Pelvic inflammatory disease.

200400 mg PO, IV q12h
rarely changes in blood sugar and vasculitic reactions; isolated cases of pneumonitis
Urinary-tract infections
Nitrofurantoin COLIFURAN Tablet urinary-tract infections anorexia, nausea, vomiting, and diarrhoea; acute and chronic pulmonary reactions (pulmonary fibrosis reported; possible association with lupus erythematosuslike syndrome); peripheral neuropathy; also reported, hypersensitivity reactions renal impairment; infants less than 3 months old, G6PD deficiency (including pregnancy at term, and breast-feeding of affected infants), porphyria
Antifungal drugs
Caspofungin CANCIDAS Injection invasive aspergillosis either unresponsive to amphotericin or itraconazole or in patients intolerant of amphotericin or itraconazole; invasive candidiasis; empirical treatment of systemic fungal infections in patients with neutropenia
70 mg loading dose IV, followed by 50 mg/d IV
nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhoea; tachycardia, flushing; dyspnoea; fever, headache; anaemia, decrease in serum potassium, hypomagnesaem ia; rash, pruritus, sweating; injection-site reactions; less commonly hypercalcaemia; also reported,
breast-feeding
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Clotrimazole
CANESTEN CANESTIN-1 CLOZOLE DERMATIN MICOTER
Cream Vaginal tab. Vaginal Cr Vaginal Tab Cream Vaginal Cr Powder Cream Cream
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Econazole
DERMACORYL
Cream
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GYNO-CORYL
Vaginal Tab Vaginal Cr
GYNOPEVARYL
Vag supp
PEVARYL PEVARYL
Cream Spray powder Spray soln
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PEVARYL PV
Foaming sln
Fluconazole
CANDIVAST
Capsule
DIFLUCAN DIFLUCAN DIFLUCAN FLUCAND
Capsule Capsule Capsule Injection
Vaginal candidiasis and candidal balanitis, Mucosal candidiasis , Tinea pedis, corporis, cruris, pityriasis versicolor, and dermal candidiasis, Invasive candidal infections (including candidaemia and disseminated candidiasis) and cryptococcal infections
50400 mg/d PO, IV
nausea, abdominal discomfort, diarrhoea, flatulence, headache, rash (discontinue treatment or monitor closely if infection invasive or systemic); less frequently dyspepsia, vomiting, taste disturbance, hepatic disorders, hypersensitivity reactions, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea; headache; less frequently hepatotoxicity, dizziness, confusion, fatigue, sleep disturbances, impaired coordination, peripheral neuropathy, leucopenia, systemic lupus erythematosus, rash (including rarely erythema multiforme, very rarely nausea, vomiting, severe liver disease; systemic lupus erythematosus (risk of exacerbation); porphyria ; pregnancy (avoid pregnancy during and for 1 month after treatment; men should not father children within 6 months of treatment); breastfeeding
Griseofulvin
FULCIN
Syrup Tablet Tablet
GRISOVIN
dermatophyte infections of the skin, scalp, hair and nails where topical therapy has failed or is inappropriate
Microsize: 3050 lb, 125250 mg/d; >50 lb, 250500 mg/d PO. Ultramicrosize: 3050 lb, 82.5165 mg/d; _50 lb, 165330 mg/d in divided doses PO Microsize: 500 mg 1g PO; Ultramicrosize: 330750 mg PO
Itraconazole
SPORANOX
Capsule
By mouth, oropharyngeal candidiasis,
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Vulvovaginal candidiasis, Pityriasis versicolor, Tinea corporis and tinea cruris, Tinea pedis and tinea manuum, Onychomycosis, Histoplasmosis, Systemic aspergillosis, candidiasis and cryptococcosis
200400 mg/d PO, IV as a single or divided dose
dyspepsia, abdominal pain, diarrhoea, constipation, jaundice, hepatitis , heart failure pulmonary oedema, headache, dizziness, peripheral neuropathy (discontinue treatment)
Ketoconazole
NIZORAL
PHILAZOLE VAVO
Cream Shampoo Tablet Shampoo Cream Shampoo
systemic mycoses, serious chronic resistant mucocutaneous candidiasis, serious resistant gastro-intestinal mycoses, chronic resistant vaginal candidiasis, resistant dermatophyte infections of skin or finger nails (not toe nails);
200 mg/d PO; may increase to 400 mg/d PO
Miconazloe
DAKTARIN
Tinctrue
CANDIZOL
Cream
Prevention and treatment of oral and intestinal fungal infections, Localized lesions,
DAKTARIN
Cream Oral gel Lotion
nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain; pruritus; less commonly diarrhoea, dyspepsia, headache, dizziness, photophobia, rash, and alopecia; rarely paraesthesia, impotence, and thrombocytopeni a; very rarely fatal liver damage nausea and vomiting, diarrhoea (usually on longterm treatment); rarely allergic reactions; isolated reports of hepatitis
- hepatic impairment; breast-feeding
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hepatic impairment
DAKTARIN
GYNO CANDIZOLE
Ovules
GYNODAKTARIN GYNOMIKOZAL HAIRSCIENCE ANTIDANDRUFF SHAMPOO MICONAZ MIKOZAL
Cream
Cream Ovules Shampoo
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Cream Cream
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MYCOHEAL
Miconazole nitrate
DAKTARIN
DERMIZOL
Gel
GYNO CANDIZOLE
Ovules
GYNODAKTARIN GYNOMIKOZAL MICONAZ MYCOHEAL Miconazole nitrate , hydrocortisone CANDICORT
Vaginal capsule Ovules Powder Vaginal suppositories Cream
DAKTACORT
Cream
MYCOHEAL HC Nystatin DERMOSE CUSI NYSTATIN MIKOSTAT
Cream Ointment candidiasis; vaginal infection ; oral infection ; skin infection

500,0001,000,000 U TID PO
MYCOSAT
Cream Ointment Suspension Suspension
MYCOSTATIN
Suspension
nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea at high doses; oral irritation and sensitization; rash (including urticaria) and rarely StevensJohnson syndrome reported
RIANEST
SINATEN
Nystatin , neomycin , gramicidin
KENACIN
Cream Ointment Suspension Ointment Suspension Tablet Cream
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Nystatin , zinc oxide
MULTILIND
Ointment
Terbinafine
LAMIFEN
Cream Tablet
dermatophyte infections of the nails, ringworm
abdominal discomfort, anorexia,
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LAMISIL Terbinafine HCl LAMISIL
infections (including tinea pedis, cruris, and corporis) where oral therapy appropriate (due to site, severity or extent)
nausea, diarrhoea; headache; rash and urticaria occasionally with arthralgia or myalgia; less commonly taste disturbance; rarely liver toxicity (including jaundice, cholestasis and hepatitis) discontinue treatment, angioedema
Antiviral drugs
HIV infection
Abacavir ZIAGEN Solution HIV infection in combination with other antiretroviral drugs 300 mg BID ZIAGEN Tablet hypersensitivity reactions; very rarely StevensJohnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis; rash and gastrointestinal disturbances more common in children breast-feeding
(.) . (.) . (.) .
Abacavir , lamivudine , zidovudine Lamivudine
TRIZIVIR
Tablet
EPIVIR
Solution
HIV infection in combination with other antiretroviral drugs
ZEFFIX
Solution
150 mg PO BID
ZEFFIX Tablet
peripheral neuropathy, muscle disorders including rhabdomyolysis, nasal symptoms, alopecia
breast-feeding
Nevirapine
VIRAMUNE
Tablet
progressive or advanced HIV infection, in combination with at least two other antiretroviral drugs 200 mg PO QD or BID
rash including StevensJohnson syndrome and rarely, toxic epidermal necrolysis ; nausea, hepatitis , headache; less commonly vomiting, abdominal pain, fatigue, fever, and myalgia;
breast-feeding; severe hepatic impairment; postexposure prophylaxis
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rarely diarrhoea, Stavudine ZERIT Capsule HIV infection in combination with other antiretroviral drugs 40 mg PO q12h peripheral neuropathy, abnormal dreams, cognitive dysfunction, drowsiness, depression, pruritus; less commonly anxiety, gynaecomastia anaemia (may require transfusion), taste disturbance, chest pain, influenza-like symptoms, paraesthesia, neuropathy, convulsions, dizziness, drowsiness, insomnia, anxiety, depression, loss of mental acuity, myopathy, gynaecomastia, urinary frequency, breast-feeding
Zidovudine
RETROVIR
Capsule HIV infection in combination with other antiretroviral drugs; prevention of maternal-fetal HIV transmission abnormally low neutrophil counts or haemoglobin values (consult product literature); neonates with hyperbilirubinaemia requiring treatment other than phototherapy, or with raised transaminase (consult product literature); breastfeeding
(.) .
RETROVIR
Suspension
Zidovudine , lamivudine
COMBIVIR
Tablet
HIV infection in combination with other antiretroviral drugs; prevention of maternal-fetal HIV transmission
(.) .
Herpesvirus infections
Acyclovir ACIVIR CLOVIR CUSIVIRAL OFTALMICO DBL ACYCLOVIR HERPAVIR Cream Cream Tablet Ointment Injection Cream herpes simplex and varicella zoster nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhoea, headache, fatigue, rash, urticaria, pruritus, photosensitivity; very rarely hepatitis, jaundice, dyspnoea, neurological reactions (including dizziness, confusion, hallucinations, convulsions and drowsiness), ---
IMAVIR
Cream
Oral, 200 mg q4h while awake for a total of 5 capsules/d; IV, 510 mg/kg q8h; topical apply to lesions q3h
LOVRAK
VIRUSTAT
Cream Ointment Tablet Tablet
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ZOVIRAX
ZOVIRAX ZOVIRAX ZOVIRAX ZOVIRAX
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Famciclovir
FAMVIR
Tablet
treatment of herpes zoster, acute genital herpes simplex and suppression of recurrent genital herpes
Herpes zoster: 500 mg PO q8h for 7 d; HSV2:125 mg PO BID for 5 d
rarely nausea, headache, confusion; very rarely vomiting, jaundice, dizziness, drowsiness, hallucinations, rash, and pruritus; abdominal pain and fever have been reported in immunocompromised patients see under Aciclovir but neurological reactions more frequent with high doses
Valaciclovir
VALTREX
Tablet
treatment of herpes zoster; treatment of initial and suppression of recurrent herpes simplex infections of skin and mucous membranes including initial and recurrent genital herpes; prevention of cytomegalovirus disease following renal transplantation
HSV type 2: 500 mg PO BID for 5 d; herpes zoster: 1 g PO TID for 7 d
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Influenza
Oseltamivir phosphate TAMIFLU Capsule Prevention of influenza, Treatment of influenza
75150 mg/d PO
nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, dyspepsia, diarrhoea; headache, fatigue, insomnia, dizziness; conjunctivitis, epistaxis; rash; very rarely hepatitis, StevensJohnson syndrome, and toxic epidermal necrolysis
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Respiratory syncytial virus

Palivizumab SYNAGIS Injection preventing serious lower respiratory-tract disease caused by respiratory syncytial virus in children at high risk of the disease fever, injection-site reactions, nervousness; less commonly diarrhoea, vomiting, constipation, haemorrhage, rhinitis, cough, wheeze, pain, drowsiness, asthenia, hyperkinesia, leucopenia, and rash; rarely apnoea, hypersensitivity reactions Worsening respiration, bacterial pneumonia, and pneumothorax reported; rarely nonspecific anaemia and haemolysis hypersensitivity to humanized monoclonal antibodies
Ribavirin
VIRAZOLE
Inhalation
severe respiratory syncytial virus bronchiolitis in infants and children; in combination with peg interferon alfa or interferon alfa for chronic hepatitis C not previously treated in patients without liver decompensation, or for relapse following previous
Administered by aerosol with special aerosol generator
pregnancy, breast-feeding
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Antiprotozoal drugs
Antimalarials
Atovaquone , proguanil HCl MALARONE Tablet treatment of acute uncomplicated falciparum malaria and prophylaxis of falciparum malaria, particularly where resistance to other antimalarial drugs suspected; treatment of benign malaria [unlicensed indication]
Prevention: 1--2 d before travel 1 tablet PO per day during period of exposure and for 7 days after exposure. Treatment: 4 tablets PO daily for 3d
abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea; cough; headache, dizziness, insomnia, abnormal dreams, anorexia, fever; rash, pruritus; less frequently mouth ulcers, stomatitis, blood disorders, hyponatraemia and hair loss
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Chloroquine
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Tablet
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NIVAQUINE
MALAREX NIVAQUINE
Tablet Injection Syrup
chemoprophylaxis and treatment of malaria; rheumatoid arthritis and lupus erythematosus

Treatment: Dose expressed as base. 160200 mg (45 mL) IM and repeat in 6 h if necessary. Prevention: 300 mg PO weekly; treatment: initially 600 mg PO and 300 mg PO 6 h later, then 300 mg/d PO for 2 d
RESOCHIN Chloroquine phosphate CHLOROQUIN PHOSPHATE CHLOROQUINE MALAREX RESOCHIN
Injection Syrup Syrup Tablet Syrup Tablet
gastro-intestinal disturbances, headache; also hypotension, convulsions, visual disturbances, depigmentation or loss of hair, skin reactions (rashes, pruritus); rarely, bonemarrow suppression, hypersensitivity reactions such as urticaria and angioedema;
Amoebicides
Diloxanide furoate FURAMIDE Tablet chronic amoebiasis and as adjunct to metronidazole or tinidazole in acute amoebiasis chronic amoebiasis and as adjunct to metronidazole or tinidazole in acute amoebiasis flatulence, vomiting, urticaria, pruritus pregnancy , breastfeeding
Diloxanide furoate , FURAZOLE metronidazole
Tablet
flatulence, vomiting, urticaria, pruritus
pregnancy , breastfeeding
Leishmaniacides
Sodiumstibogluconate PENTOSTAM Injection leishmaniasis anorexia, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, diarrhoea; ECG changes; coughing; headache, lethargy; arthralgia, myalgia; rarely jaundice, flushing, bleeding from nose or gum, substernal pain , vertigo, fever, sweating, and rash; significant renal impairment; breastfeeding (.) .
Anthelmintics
Mebendazole BENDAZOLE Tablet threadworm, roundworm, whipworm, and hookworm infections
100 mg PO morning and
PARAZOLE VERMOX
very rarely abdominal pain, diarrhoea, convulsions (in infants) and rash (including Stevens-
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VERMOX
WORMAZOL Albendazole
ALBENDA
Suspension Tablet Suspension Tablet
evening for 3 consecutive d; pinworm: 100 mg PO as a single dose
Johnson syndrome and toxic epidermal necrolysis) Abnormal liver function tests, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness
Parenchymal neurocysticerosis due to pork tapeworms, hydatid disease (caused by the larval form of the dog tapeworm)
>/_60 kg: 400 mg BID: <60 kg: 15 mg/kg/d
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Endocrine system
Drugs used in diabetes 102 Insulins ............................................................................................................... 102 Oral antidiabetic drugs ....................................................................................... 103 Treatment of hypoglycaemia ............................................................................. 106 Thyroid and antithyroid drugs 106 Corticosteroids 107 Sex hormones 108 Female sex hormones ......................................................................................... 109 Male sex hormones and antagonists .................................................................. 111 Anabolic steroids ............................................................................................... 112 Hypothalamic and pituitary hormones and anti-oestrogens 112 Anti-oestrogens .................................................................................................. 112 Anterior pituitary hormones ............................................................................... 112 Posterior pituitary hormones and antagonists .................................................... 113 Drugs affecting bone metabolism 113 Other endocrine drugs 114
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Drugs used in diabetes

Insulins
Insulin Preparations Neutral Insulin Human Actrapid (pyr) Human velosulin (emp) Human S (prb) Hypurin Neutral Pork velosulin Humalog (Insulin Lispro) Origin H H H B P H Onset (h) 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5/1 0.5 0.25 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5 2 2 2 0.5 2 2 3 1 2 3 4 2 4 Peak (h) 2-5 1-3 1-3 2-6 1-3 1-1.5 2-12 2-12 2-12 2-12 2-12 1.5-9 1-9.5 1-8.5 1-8 1-8 4-8 4-12 5-10 4-12 2-8 6-12 4-12 7-15 4-16 8-12 7-15 8-24 6-14 10-20 Duration (h) 8 8 5-7 8 8 2-5 24 24 24 24 24 16-18 14-16 14-15 14-15 14-15 24 22 18 24 18-20 24 24 24 24 30 24 28 20-24 36
Biphasic Insulin Human Mixtard 10 (pyr) H Human Mixtard 20 (pyr) H Human Mixtard 30 (pyr) H Human Mixtard 40 (pyr) H Human Mixtard 50 (pyr) H Humulin M1 (prb) H Humulin M2 (prb) H Humulin M3 (prb) H Humulin M4 (prb) H Humulin M5 (prb) H Pork Mixtard P Rapitard MC P/B Insulin zinc suspension (amorphous) Semitard MC p Isophane insulin Human Insulatard (pyr) H Humulin I (prb) H Hypurin Isophane B Pork Insulatard P Insulin zinc suspension (mixed) Human Monotard (pyr) H Humulin Lente (prb) H Hypurin Lente B Lentard MC B/P Insulin zinc suspension (crystalline) Human Ultratard (pyr) H Humulin Zn (prb) H Protamine zinc Hypurin Protamine Zinc B
Insulin preparations are classified as being of human (H), beef (B) or pork (P) origin; emp, enzymatically modified pork; prb, proinsulin recombinant bacteria; pyr, precursor yeast recombinant.
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Ultra-short-acting insulins (onset = 0 0.25 hr, peak = 1 2 hr, duration = 2 4 hr)

Insulin lispro HUMALOG Injection Diabetes mellitus
Short-acting insulins (onset = 0.5 1 hr, peak = 2 4 hr, duration = 6 8 hr)

Insulin aspart NOVORAPID Injection diabetes mellitus transient oedema; local reactions and fat hypertrophy at injection site; rarely hypersensitivity reactions including urticaria, rash; overdose causes hypoglycaemia;
Insulin human
HUMULIN-R
Injection
Human insulin-R Insulin neutral
HUMULIN-R ACTRAPID INSULIN HM ACTRAPID HM
Injection Injection
diabetes mellitus; diabetic ketoacidosis diabetes mellitus diabetes mellitus; diabetic ketoacidosis diabetes mellitus; diabetic ketoacidosis
Insulin nutrale
Injection
Intermediate-acting insulins (onset = 1 4 hr, peak = 6 10 hr, duration = 16 24 hr)

Insulin aspart , insulin aspart protamine Insulin biphasic NOVOMIX Injection diabetes mellitus
HUMULIN PROFILE 70/30 HUMULIN PROFILE 80/20 HUMULIN 70/30 MIXTARD
Injection
diabetes mellitus
Injection
Injection Injection
Insulin glargine
LANTUS
Injection
diabetes mellitus
transient oedema; local reactions and fat hypertrophy at injection site; rarely hypersensitivity reactions including urticaria, rash; overdose causes hypoglycaemia;
Insulin HM isophane
HUMULIN NPH HUMULIN-NNPH INSULATARD HM MONOTARD
diabetes mellitus
Insulin HM monocomponent Insulin lente Insulin lispro , insulin protamine
Injection
diabetes mellitus
HUMULIN-L HUMALOG MIX
Injection Injection
diabetes mellitus diabetes mellitus
Long-acting insulins (onset = 4 6 hr, peak = 18 hr, duration = 24 36 hr)

Insulin zinc ULTRATARD HM HUMULIN U Injection diabetes mellitus
Insulin Zn HM
Injection
diabetes mellitus
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Oral antidiabetic drugs
Sulphonylureas
Chlorpropamide Glibenclamide (Glyburide) DIABINESE APOGLYBURIDE DAONIL Tablet Tablet Tablet type 2 diabetes mellitus type 2 diabetes mellitus Mild and infrequent and include gastrointestinal disturbances; hypoglycaemia; disturbance in liver function; Hypersensitivity; Blood disorders. Sulphonylureas should be avoided where possible in severe hepatic and renal impairment and in porphyria. They should not be used while breastfeeding and insulin therapy should be substituted during pregnancy. () type 2 diabetes mellitus type 2 diabetes mellitus type 2 diabetes mellitus type 2 diabetes mellitus type 2 diabetes mellitus type 2 diabetes mellitus -----
DIATAB DOABETIC
Tablet Tablet
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EUGLUCON
Tablet
GLIBEMIDE
Tablet
GLIBIL MICRONASE
Tablet Tablet
NOVOGLYBURIDE Glibenclamide , metformin Gliclazide GLUCOVANC E DIAMICRON DIAMICRON MR GLAZE GLIZIDE Glimepiride AMARYL
Tablet
Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet
Glipizide
GLIBENESE MINIDIAB SUCRAZIDE
type 2 diabetes mellitus
Biguanides
Metformin FORMIT GLUCARE GLUCOPHAGE Tablet Tablet Tablet diabetes mellitus; polycystic ovary syndrome [unlicensed indication] anorexia, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea (usually renal impairment, ketoacidosis, withdraw if tissue hypoxia likely (e.g. sepsis, respiratory ----
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MELBIN DIALON DIAPHAGE
GLUCOPHAGE METFOR
Tablet Tablet
transient), abdominal pain, metallic taste; rarely lactic acidosis (withdraw treatment), decreased vitamin-B12 absorption, erythema, pruritus and urticaria; hepatitis also reported
failure, recent myocardial infarction, hepatic impairment), use of iodine-containing X-ray contrast media (do not restart metformin until renal function returns to normal)
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Rosiglitazone , metformin
AVANDAMET
Tablet
Other antidiabetics
Acarbose GLUCOBAY Tablet diabetes mellitus inadequately controlled by diet or by diet with oral antidiabetic drugs flatulence, soft stools, diarrhoea (may need to reduce dose or withdraw), abdominal distention and pain; rarely, abnormal liver function tests and skin reactions; ileus, oedema, jaundice, and hepatitis reported gastro-intestinal disturbances, weight gain, oedema, anaemia, headache, visual disturbances, dizziness, arthralgia, hypoaesthesia, haematuria, impotence; less commonly hypoglycaemia, fatigue, insomnia, vertigo, sweating, altered blood lipids, proteinuria; abdominal pain, diarrhoea, constipation, nausea, vomiting; rarely hypoglycaemia, hypersensitivity reactions including pregnancy; breastfeeding; inflammatory bowel disease (e.g. ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease), partial intestinal obstruction (or predisposition); hepatic impairment, renal impairment; hernia, history of abdominal surgery
Pioglitazone
ACTOS
Tablet
type 2 diabetes mellitus (alone or combined with metformin or a sulphonylurea)
GLUSTIN
Tablet
hepatic impairment, history of heart failure, combination with insulin (risk of heart failure), pregnancy, breastfeeding
Repaglinide
NOVONORM
Tablet
type 2 diabetes mellitus (as monotherapy or in combination with metformin when metformin alone inadequate)
Ketoacidosis; severe hepatic impairment; pregnancy and breast-feeding.
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pruritus, rashes, vasculitis, urticaria, and visual disturbances
Rosiglitazone maleate
AVANDIA
Tablet
type 2 diabetes mellitus (alone or combined with metformin or with a sulphonylurea or with both)
gastro-intestinal disturbances, headache, anaemia, altered blood lipids, weight gain, oedema, hypoglycaemia; less commonly increased appetite, heart failure, fatigue, paraesthesia, alopecia, dyspnoea; rarely pulmonary oedema; very rarely angioedema,
hepatic impairment, history of heart failure, combination with insulin (risk of heart failure), pregnancy, breastfeeding
Treatment of hypoglycaemia
Glucagon GLUCAGEN Injection Insulin-induced hypoglycaemia; Diagnostic aid; Beta-blocker poisoning. nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, hypokalaemia, hypotension, rarely hypersensitivity reactions phaeochromocytoma
GLUCAGON
Injection
Thyroid and antithyroid drugs

Carbimazole NEO MERCAZOLE Tablet hyperthyroidism nausea, mild gastro-intestinal disturbances, headache, rashes and pruritus, arthralgia; rarely myopathy, alopecia, bone marrow suppression, jaundice hypersensitivity reactions including coryzalike symptoms, headache, lacrimation, conjunctivitis, pain in salivary glands, laryngitis, bronchitis, rashes; on prolonged treatment
Iodine , potassium iodide
TINCTURE IODINE
Tincture
thyrotoxicosis (preoperative)
breast-feeding
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depression, insomnia, impotence; goitre in infants of mothers taking iodides
L-thyroxine sodium
ELTROXIN
Tablet
hypothyroidism
Propylthiouracil
PROPYLTHIOU RACIL
Tablet
hyperthyroidism
anginal pain, arrhythmias, palpitation, skeletal muscle cramps, tachycardia, diarrhoea, vomiting, tremors, restlessness, excitability, insomnia, headache, flushing, sweating, fever, heat intolerance leucopenia; rarely cutaneous vasculitis, thrombocytopeni a, aplastic anaemia, hypoprothrombin aemia, hepatitis, encephalopathy, hepatic necrosis, nephritis, lupus erythematouslike syndromes
thyrotoxicosis
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Corticosteroids
Betamethasone BETACORT BETASONE CELESTONE Injection Tablet Tablet suppression of inflammatory and allergic disorders; congenital adrenal hyperplasia; ear; eye; nose gastro-intestinal ; musculoskeletal; endocrine; neuropsychiatric; ophthalmic; impaired healing, skin atrophy, bruising, striae, telangi-ectasia, acne, systemic infection (unless specific antimicrobial therapy given); avoid live virus vaccines in those receiving immunosuppress ive doses (serum antibody response diminished) DECADRON SHOCK PACK Injection .. )
Betamethasone acetate , betamethsone sodium phosphate Betamethasone sodium phosphate , betamethasone dipropionate Dexamethasone
CELESTONE CHRONODOSE
Injection
DIPROFOS
Injection
DECADRON
Tablet
MILLICORTEN
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Se x ho rm on es
Fe ma le se x ho rm on es
ORADEXON Methyl prednisolone MEDROL URBASON
Tablet Tablet Tablet suppression of inflammatory and allergic disorders; cerebral oedema associated with malignancy; rheumatic disease; skin gastro-intestinal ; musculoskeletal; endocrine; neuropsychiatric; ophthalmic; impaired healing, skin atrophy, bruising, striae, telangi-ectasia, acne, systemic infection (unless specific antimicrobial therapy given); avoid live virus vaccines in those receiving immunosuppress ive doses (serum antibody response diminished) systemic infection (unless specific antimicrobial therapy given); avoid live virus vaccines in those receiving immunosuppress ive doses (serum antibody response diminished) systemic infection (unless specific antimicrobial therapy given); avoid live virus vaccines in those receiving immunosuppress ive doses (serum antibody response diminished) systemic infection (unless specific antimicrobial therapy given); avoid live virus vaccines in those receiving immunosuppress ive doses (serum antibody response diminished) under Prednisolone
Methyl prednisolone sodium succinate
METHYL PREDNISOLONE SOD.SUCCINATE SOLU-MEDROL DELTACORTRIL GUPISONE PREDNISOLONE
Injection
Injection Tablet Tablet Tablet Suppression of inflammatory and allergic disorders; inflammatory bowel disease; asthma; immunosuppression; rheumatic disease.
560 mg/d PO
Prednisolone
gastro-intestinal ; musculoskeletal; endocrine; neuropsychiatric; ophthalmic; impaired healing, skin atrophy, bruising, striae, telangi-ectasia, acne,
Prednisolone hydrogen succinate sodium
SOLUDACORTIN
Injection
Suppression of inflammatory and allergic disorders; inflammatory bowel disease; asthma; immunosuppression; rheumatic disease.
Prednisone
DELTASONE
Tablet
PREDONE
Tablet
Suppression of inflammatory and allergic disorders; inflammatory bowel disease; asthma; immunosuppression; rheumatic disease.
560 mg/d PO
Triamcinolone
KENACORT-A
Injection
Suppression of inflammatory and allergic disorders; rheumatic disease; mouth; skin.
under Prednisolone
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Dydrogesterone
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Tablet
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.
Drug Store
DUPHASTON
Endometriosis; Dysfunctional uterine bleeding; Dysmenorrhoea; Amenorrhoea; Premenstrual syndrome; Hormone replacement therapy
Side-effects of progestogens include menstrual disturbances, premenstrual-like syndrome (including bloating, fluid retention, breast tenderness), weight gain, nausea, headache, dizziness, insomnia, drowsiness, depression; also skin reactions nausea and vomiting, abdominal cramps and bloating, weight changes, breast enlargement and tenderness, premenstrual-like syndrome, sodium and fluid retention, cholestatic jaundice, glucose intolerance, altered blood lipidsmay lead to pancreatitis, rashes
Progestogens should be avoided in patients with a history of liver tumors, and in severe liver impairment. They are also contraindicated in those with genital or breast cancer (unless progestogens are being used in the management of these conditions), pregnancy; oestrogendependent cancer, history of breast cancer, active thrombophlebitis, active or recent arterial thromboembolic disease , venous thromboembolism, or history of recurrent venous thromboembolism, liver disease , Dubin-Johnson and Rotor syndrome Progestogens should be avoided in patients with a history of liver tumors, and in severe liver impairment. They are also contraindicated in those with genital or breast cancer (unless progestogens are being used in the management of these conditions), Progestogens should be avoided in patients with a history of liver tumors, and in severe liver impairment. They are also contraindicated in those with genital or breast cancer (unless progestogens are being used in the management of these conditions),
Estradiol , dydrogestrone
FEMOSTON
Tablet
Menopausal symptoms and osteoporosis prophylaxis , in women with intact uterus
Estradiol , norethisterone
ESTRACOMB TTS
Patch
Menopausal symptoms and osteoporosis prophylaxis , in women with intact uterus dysfunctional uterine bleeding; Recurrent miscarriage due to inadequate luteal phase ; vitro fertilization or gamete intrafallopian transfer
Hydroxy progesterone caproate
PROLUTON DEPOT
Injection
injection-site reactions; pain, diarrhoea and flatulence can occur with rectal administration
Norethisterone
PRIMOLUT-N
Tablet
HRT ; contraception ; malignant disease ; Endometriosis; Dysfunctional uterine bleeding, menorrhagia ; Dysmenorrhoea ; Premenstrual syndrome; Postponement of menstruation; Progestogenic opposition of menopausal oestrogen HRT
Side-effects of progestogens include menstrual disturbances, premenstrual-like syndrome (including bloating, fluid retention, breast tenderness), weight gain, nausea, headache, dizziness, insomnia, drowsiness, depression; also skin reactions
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Oestradiol
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Patch
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ESTRADERM MX-100
Menopausal symptoms and osteoporosis prophylaxis
ESTRADERM MX-25
Patch
ESTRADERM MX-50 VAGIFEM
Patch
Tablet
nausea and vomiting, abdominal cramps and bloating, weight changes, breast enlargement and tenderness, premenstrual-like syndrome, sodium and fluid retention, cholestatic jaundice, glucose intolerance, altered blood lipidsmay lead to pancreatitis, rashes
OESTRADIOL VALERATE 2mg+ OESTRADIOL 2mg WITH NORGESTRIL 0.5mg (11+10)TAB
PROGYLUTON
Tablet
Oestrogens conjugated
PREMARIN PREMPAK C
Tablet Tablet
Tibolone
LIVIAL
Tablet
short-term treatment of symptoms of oestrogen deficiency (including women being treated with gonadotrophin releasing hormone analogues); osteoporosis prophylaxis in
abdominal pain, weight changes, vaginal bleeding, leucorrhoea, facial hair, and rarely amnesia; gastrointestinal disturbances, oedema, dizziness, headache, migraine, depression, breast
pregnancy; oestrogendependent cancer, history of breast cancer, active thrombophlebitis, active or recent arterial thromboembolic disease , venous thromboembolism, or history of recurrent venous thromboembolism, liver disease , Dubin-Johnson and Rotor syndrome pregnancy; oestrogendependent cancer, history of breast cancer, active thrombophlebitis, active or recent arterial thromboembolic disease , venous thromboembolism, or history of recurrent venous thromboembolism, liver disease , Dubin-Johnson and Rotor syndrome pregnancy; oestrogendependent cancer, history of breast cancer, active thrombophlebitis, active or recent arterial thromboembolic disease , venous thromboembolism, or history of recurrent venous thromboembolism, liver disease , Dubin-Johnson and Rotor syndrome hormonedependent tumors, history of cardiovascular or cerebrovascular disease (e.g. thrombophlebitis, thromboembolism), uninvestigated vaginal bleeding, severe liver disease,
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women at risk of fractures (secondline)
cancer , arthralgia, myalgia, visual disturbances, seborrhoeic dermatosis
pregnancy, breastfeeding
Male sex hormones and antagonists

Cyproterone acetate ANDROCUR Tablet severe hypersexuality and sexual deviation ,prostate cancer fatigue and lassitude, breathlessness, weight changes, reduced sebum production (may clear acne), changes in hair pattern, gynaecomastia (rarely leading to galactorrhoea and benign breast nodules); rarely hypersensitivity reactions, rash and osteoporosis; The side-effects of dutasteride and finasteride include impotence, decreased libido, ejaculation disorders, and breast tenderness and enlargement. Testicular pain, hypersensitivity reactions. prostate abnormalities and prostate cancer, headache, depression, gastrointestinal bleeding, nausea, cholestatic jaundice, changes in libido, gynaecomastia, polycythaemia, anxiety, asthenia, paraesthesia, hypertension, electrolyte disturbances including (do not apply in prostate cancer) hepatic disease, severe diabetes (with vascular changes); sicklecell anaemia, malignant or wasting disease, severe depression, history of thromboembolic disorders; youths under 18 years
Finasteride
PROPECIA
Tablet
benign prostatic hyperplasia; male-pattern baldness in men
PROSCAR
Tablet
Mesterolone
PROVIRON
Tablet
Androgen deficiency and male infertility associated with hypogonadism hypogonadism androgen deficiency androgen deficiency
Testosterone enantate Testosterone esters Testosterone propionate , testosterone enantate Testosterone propionate , testosterone enantate Testosterone undecanoate
TESTOVIRON SUSTANON SUSTANON
breast cancer in men, prostate cancer, history of primary liver tumors, hypercalcaemia, pregnancy , breastfeeding , nephrotic syndrome
TESTOVIRON
Injection
androgen deficiency
ANDRIOL
Capsule
Androgen deficiency
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Anabolic steroids
Nandrolone decanoate DECADURABOLIN ORGAJECT Injection osteoporosis in postmenopausal women (but not recommended); aplastic anaemia acne, sodium retention with oedema, virilisation with high doses including voice changes (sometimes irreversible), amenorrhoea, inhibition of spermatogenesis, premature epiphyseal closure; abnormal liver-function tests reported with high doses; liver tumor severe hepatic impairment, prostate cancer, male breast cancer, pregnancy and breast-feeding, porphyria
Hypothalamic and pituitary hormones and anti-oestrogens

Anti-oestrogens
Clomiphene citrate (clomifene) CLOMID Tablet anovulatory infertility visual disturbances (withdraw), ovarian hyperstimulation (withdraw), hot flushes, abdominal discomfort, occasionally nausea, vomiting, depression, insomnia, breast tenderness, headache, intermenstrual spotting, menorrhagia, endometriosis, convulsions hepatic disease , ovarian cysts, hormone dependent tumors or abnormal uterine bleeding of undetermined cause, pregnancy (exclude before treatment)
Anterior pituitary hormones

Chorionic gonadotrophin CHORIOMON PREGNYL PRIMOGONYL PROFASI Injection Injection Injection Injection Hypogonadotrop hic hypogonadism and associated oligospermia. There is no justification for their use in primary gonadal failure. delayed puberty in the male to stimulate endogenous testosterone Hypogonadotrop hic hypogonadism and associated oligospermia. There is no justification for their use in primary gonadal failure oedema (particularly in malesreduce dose), headache, tiredness, mood changes, gynaecomastia, local reactions; may aggravate ovarian hyperstimulation, multiple pregnancy androgendependent tumors ( )
Human chorionic gonadotrophin
CHORIOMON PROFASI
Injection Injection
HUMEGON
Injection
nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain; headache, tiredness; injectionsite reactions; ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome; rarely diarrhoea, depression,
ovarian enlargement or cyst (unless caused by polycystic ovarian disease); ectopic pregnancy in previous 3 months; active thromboembolic disorders;
( )
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Tetracosactrin/ cosyntropin , zinc complex
CORTROSYN DEPO SYNACTHEN DEPOT GENOTROPIN HUMATROPE
test adrenocortical function
irritability, breast pain; ectopic pregnancy and ovarian torsion reported as for corticosteroids
hypothalamus, pituitary, ovarian, uterine or mammary malignancy avoid injections containing benzyl alcohol in neonates
Somatropin
NORDITROPIN
Injection
SAIZEN
Injection
Gonadal dysgenesis; Deficiency of growth hormone in children; Growth disturbance in short children ; Prader-Willi syndrome; Chronic renal insufficiency in children ; Adult growth hormone deficiency
headache, funduscopy for papilloedema recommended if severe or recurrent headache, visual problems, nausea and vomiting occurif papilloedema confirmed consider benign intracranial hypertension (rare cases reported); fluid retention (peripheral oedema),
evidence of tumor activity (complete antitumour therapy and ensure intracranial lesions inactive before starting); not to be used after renal transplantation or for growth promotion in children with closed epiphyses (or near closure in PraderWilli syndrome
Posterior pituitary hormones and antagonists

Desmopressin MINIRIN Nasal spray Diabetes insipidus; Primary nocturnal enuresis; Postoperative polyuria or polydipsia. vascular disease (especially disease of coronary arteries) unless extreme caution, chronic nephritis (until reasonable blood nitrogen concentrations attained) fluid retention, pallor, tremor, sweating, vertigo, headache, nausea, vomiting, belching, abdominal cramps, desire to defaecate, hypersensitivity reactions (including anaphylaxis), constriction of coronary arteries cardiac insufficiency and other conditions treated with diuretics; psychogenic polydipsia and polydipsia in alcohol dependence vascular disease (especially disease of coronary arteries) unless extreme caution, chronic nephritis (until reasonable blood nitrogen concentrations attained) _
Vasopressin tannate
PITRESSIN TANNATE
Injection
pituitary diabetes insipidus; bleeding from oesophageal varices
Drugs affecting bone metabolism

Alendronate sodium trihydrate FOSAMAX FOSAMAX Tablet Tablet Treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis and osteoporosis in men; Prevention of postmenopausal osteoporosis; Prevention and treatment of corticosteroidinduced oesophageal reactions , abdominal pain and distension, dyspepsia, regurgitation, melaena, diarrhoea or constipation, flatulence, musculoskeletal pain, headache; abnormalities of oesophagus and other factors which delay emptying, hypocalcaemia, pregnancy and breast-feeding . .
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osteoporosis
Postmenopausal osteoporosis, osteoporosis in men: 3570 mg/wk or 10 mg/d PO; in glucocorticoid induced osteoporosis: 510 mg/d PO; Pagets disease: 40 mg/d PO
rarely rash, pruritus, erythema, photosensitivity, uveitis, scleritis,
Calcitonin
CALCITEC MIACALCIC
Nasal spray Nasal spray Injection Nasal spray
Calcitoninsalmon synthetic Calcitoninsalmon synthetic
CALCITEC
Hypercalcaemia of malignancy; Paget's disease of bone; Postmenopausal osteoporosis ; Prevention of acute bone loss due to sudden immobility
MIACALCIC
Injection
nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain; flushing; dizziness, headache, taste disturbances; musculoskeletal pain; with nasal spray nose and throat irritation, rhinitis, sinusitis and epistaxis; less commonly diuresis, oedema, cough, visual disturbance
hypocalcaemia
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Other endocrine drugs

Danazol DANOL Capsule Endometriosis; Severe pain and tenderness in benign fibrocystic breast disease not responding to other treatment; Hereditary angioedema [unlicensed indication]. nausea, dizziness, skin reactions including rashes, photosensitivity and exfoliative dermatitis, fever, backache, nervousness, mood changes, anxiety, changes in libido, vertigo, fatigue, epigastric and pleuritic pain, headache, weight gain; menstrual disturbances nausea, headache, injection site reactions; dizziness, asthenia and malaise also reported pregnancy, ensure that patients with amenorrhoea are not pregnant; breast-feeding ; severe hepatic, renal or cardiac impairment; thromboembolic disease; undiagnosed genital bleeding; androgendependent tumors; porphyria pregnancy , breastfeeding ; moderate renal impairment; moderate hepatic impairment
Ganirelix acetate
ORGALUTRAN
Injection
adjunct in the treatment of female infertility (under specialist supervision)
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Obstetrics, gynaecology, and urinary-tract disorders

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Drugs used in obstetrics

Methylergometrine maleate (Methylergonovine) METHERGINE Tablet
Prevention and treatment of postpartum and post-abortion hemorrhage caused by uterine atony or sub-involution
congenital heart defects in neonates prior to corrective surgery; erectile dysfunction
Hypertention, Hallucinations, water intoxication, thrombophlebitis, leg cramps, tinnitus, hematuria

apnoea (particularly in neonates under 2 kg), flushing, bradycardia, hypotension, tachycardia, cardiac arrest, oedema, diarrhoea, fever, convulsions, disseminated intravascular coagulation, hypokalaemia; cortical proliferation of long bones and weakening
Hypersensitivity, potent inhibitors of CYP3A4; hypertension, induction of labor; threatened spontaneous abortion; toxemia
Alprostadil (prostaglandin E1)
CAVERJECT PROSTIN VR
Injection Injection
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PREPIDIL
Indications
Side Effects
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Dinoprostone
Injection
induction of labour, inserted high into posterior fornix
PROPESS
Pessary
cervical ripening and induction of labour at term
PROSTIN E2
Injection Vaginal gel Tablet
induction of labour, inserted high into posterior fornix
PROSTIN E2
nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea; other side-effects include uterine hypertonus, severe uterine contractions, pulmonary or amniotic fluid embolism, abruptio placenta, fetal distress, maternal hypertension, bronchospasm, rapid cervical dilation, fever, backache uterine spasm (may occur at low doses), uterine hyperstimulation (usually with excessive doses may cause fetal distress, asphyxia and death, or may lead to hypertonicity, tetanic contractions, softtissue damage or uterine rupture); water intoxication
active cardiac, pulmonary, renal or hepatic disease; placenta praevia or unexplained vaginal bleeding during pregnancy, ruptured membranes, major cephalopelvic disproportion or fetal malpresentation, history of caesarean section or major uterine surgery,
Oxytocin
PITON-S
Injection
Oxytocin
SYNTOCINON
Injection
Induction of labour for medical reasons or stimulation of labour in hypotonic uterine inertia; Caesarean section; Prevention of postpartum haemorrhage; Treatment of postpartum haemorrhage; Incomplete, inevitable or missed abortion;
hypertonic uterine contractions, fetal distress; any condition where spontaneous labour or vaginal delivery inadvisable; avoid prolonged administration in oxytocin-resistant uterine inertia, severe pre-eclamptic toxaemia or severe cardiovascular disease
Prostaglandins and oxytocics Myometrial relaxants

Atosiban TRACTOCIL Injection uncomplicated premature labour nausea, vomiting, tachycardia, hypotension, headache, dizziness, hot flushes, hyperglycaemia, injection-site reaction; less commonly pruritus, rash, fever, insomnia nausea, vomiting, flushing, eclampsia and severe pre-eclampsia, intrauterine infection, intrauterine fetal death, antepartum haemorrhage (requiring immediate delivery), placenta praevia, abruptio placenta, intrauterine growth restriction with abnormal fetal heart rate, cardiac disease, eclampsia and severe pre-eclampsia, intra _
Ritodrine HCl
YUTOPAR
Tablet
uncomplicated premature labour
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YUTOPAR
Tablet Injection
sweating, tremor; hypokalaemia, tachycardia, palpitation, and hypotension (left lateral position throughout infusion to minimise risk), uterine bleeding (may be reversed with a nonselective betablocker); pulmonary oedema
uterine infection, intrauterine fetal death, antepartum haemorrhage (requires immediate delivery), placenta praevia, cord compression
Treatment of vaginal and vulval conditions

Preparations for vaginal atrophy
Oestrogens conjugated PREMARIN Cream applied on a short-term basis to improve the vaginal epithelium in menopausal atrophic vaginitis local irritation pregnancy and breast-feeding
Contraceptives
Combined hormonal contraceptives
Drospinenone , ethinylestradiol Estradiol , norethisterone Estradiol valerate , cyproterone acetate Ethinylestradiol , desogestrel Ethinylestradiol , gestodene YASMIN ESTRACOMB TTS CLIMEN MARVELON MINULET Tablet Patch Tablet Tablet Tablet contraception; menstrual symptoms nausea, vomiting, headache, breast tenderness, changes in body weight, fluid retention, thrombosis (more common when factor V Leiden present or in blood groups A, B, and AB), changes in libido, depression, chorea, skin reactions, pregnancy ; personal history of venous or arterial thrombosis, severe or multiple risk factors for arterial disease or for venous thromboembolism, heart disease associated with pulmonary hypertension or risk of embolus; migraine - ) (
GYNERA Ethinylestradiol , norgestimate CILEST
Tablet Tablet
Ethinylestradiol , desogestrel
GRACIAL MARVELON
Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet
Ethinylestradiol , levonorgestrel
LOGYNON MICROGYNON30 NORDETTE
NEOGYNON
Tablet
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Drug Store

NORDIOL
Ethinylestrodiol , norgestrel Medroxyprogesterone acetate
OVRAL
Tablet
FARLUTAL PROVERA
Tablet Tablet
Progestogen-only contraceptives
Oral progestogen-only contraceptives

Desogestrel CERAZETTE Tablet contraception menstrual irregularities ; nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness, breast discomfort, depression, skin disorders, disturbance of appetite, weight changes, changes in libido pregnancy, undiagnosed vaginal bleeding; severe arterial disease; liver adenoma, porphyria ; after evacuation of hydatidiform mole (until return to normal of urine and plasma gonadotrophin values); history of breast cancer
Levornorgestrel
MICROLUT
Tablet
Parenteral progestogen-only contraceptives

Etonogestrel Medroxyprogesterone acetate IMPLANON DEPOPROVERA Implant Injection contraception; injection-site reactions history of breast cancer
Intra-uterine progestogen-only device

Levonorgestrel MIRENA IUD Contraception and menorrhagia; Prevention of endometrial hyperplasia during oestrogen replacement therapy; abdominal pain; peripheral oedema; nervousness; salpingitis and pelvic inflammatory disease; pelvic pain, back pain; rarely hirsutism, hair loss, pruritus, migraine, rash
Drugs for genito-urinary disorders

Drugs for urinary retention
Alfuzosin XATRAL Tablet relax smooth muscle in benign prostatic hyperplasia producing an increase in urinary flow Side-effects of selective alpha-blockers include drowsiness, hypotension (notably postural hypotension), syncope, asthenia, depression, headache, dry mouth, gastrointestinal disturbances (including nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, Alpha-blockers should be avoided in patients with a history of postural hypotension and micturition syncope. ] [
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constipation), oedema,
Distigmine bromide
UBRETID
Injection Tablet
Tamsulosin HCl
OMNIC
Capsule
postoperative urinary retention , neurogenic bladder; myasthenia gravis relax smooth muscle in benign prostatic hyperplasia producing an increase in urinary flow
dyspnoea, muscle twitching, and urinary frequency Side-effects of selective alpha-blockers include drowsiness, hypotension (notably postural hypotension), syncope, asthenia, depression, headache, dry mouth, gastrointestinal disturbances (including nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, constipation), oedema,
severe postoperative shock, serious circulatory insufficiency Alpha-blockers should be avoided in patients with a history of postural hypotension and micturition syncope.
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Drugs for urinary frequency, enuresis, and incontinence

Flavoxate HCl GENURIN GENURIN FORT Tablet Tablet urinary frequency and incontinence, dysuria, urgency; bladder spasms due to catheterization
100-200 mg PO 3-4 times/d
vertigo, fatigue, eosinophilia
gastro-intestinal haemorrhage
Tolterodine tartrate
DETRUSITOL
Tablet
urinary frequency, urgency and incontinence
dyspepsia, fatigue, flatulence, chest pain, dry eyes, peripheral oedema, paraesthesia
pregnancy , and breast-feeding
Drugs used in urological pain

Volatile Oils ROWATINEX Capsule Drops
Drugs for erectile dysfunction

Sildenafil citrate VIAGRA Tablet erectile dysfunction; pulmonary hypertension serious cardiovascular events reported hereditary degenerative retinal disorders moderate heart failure, uncontrolled arrhythmias, uncontrolled hypertension --
Tadalafil
CIALIS SNAFI
Tablet Tablet
erectile dysfunction
back pain
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LEVITRA
erectile dysfunction
less commonly drowsiness, hypotension, hypertension, tachycardia, palpitation, epistaxis, dyspnoea, back pain, increased lacrimation, and facial oedema; rarely myocardial ischaemia, anxiety, hypertonia, angina, and laryngeal oedema
hereditary degenerative retinal disorders
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Malignant disease and immunosuppression
Cytotoxic drugs 122 Alkylating drugs................................................................................................. 122 Cytotoxic antibiotics .......................................................................................... 122 Antimetabolites .................................................................................................. 122 Vinca alkaloids and etoposide ........................................................................... 123 Other antineoplastic drugs ................................................................................. 124 Drugs affecting the immune response 127 Antiproliferative immunosuppressants .............................................................. 127 Corticosteroids and other immunosuppressants................................................. 127 Other immunomodulating drugs ........................................................................ 128 Sex hormones and hormone antagonists in malignant disease 129 Progestogens ...................................................................................................... 129 Hormone antagonists ......................................................................................... 129
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Cytotoxic drugs
Alkylating drugs
Chlorambucil LEUKERAN Tablet chronic lymphocytic leukaemia, nonHodgkin's lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease, and Waldenstrom's macroglobulinaemia Bone-marrow suppression, rashes which can progress to Stevens-Johnson syndrome or to toxic epidermal necrolysis. haemorrhagic cystitis, mesna help prevent this If a rash occurs further chlorambucil is contraindicated and cyclophospha mide is substituted. pregnancy; breast-feeding (.) .
Cyclophosphamide
CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE ENDOXAN
Injection Injection Tablet
treatment of chronic lymphocytic leukaemia, the lymphomas, and solid tumors treatment of chronic lymphocytic leukaemia, the lymphomas, and solid tumors Multiple myeloma, advanced ovarian adenocarcinoma, advanced breast cancer, childhood neuroblastoma, and polycythaemia vera. Melphalan is also licensed for regional arterial perfusion in localized malignant melanoma of the extremities and localized soft-tissue
Ifosfamide
HOLOXAN
Injection
Mesna is routinely given with it to reduce urothelial toxicity. Interstitial pneumonitis and life-threatening pulmonary fibrosis
hepatic impairment; pregnancy, breast-feeding pregnancy; breast-feeding
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Melphalan
ALKERAN
Tablet
Cytotoxic antibiotics
DAUNORUBICIN DOXORUBICIN DAUNOBLASTINA ADRIBLASTINA ADRIBLASTINA DOXORUBICIN Injection Injection Injection Injection acute leukaemias acute leukaemias, lymphomas, and a variety of solid tumors Extravasation can cause severe tissue necrosis. elevated bilirubin concentration , Supraventricular tachycardia , cardiomyopathy Cardiotoxicity.
EPIRUBICIN
FARMARUBICIN EPIRUBICIN FARMORUBICIN
breast cancer
IDARUBICIN HCL
ZAVEDOS
hematological malignancies
Antimetabolites
Cytarabine CYTARABINE CYTOSAR Injection Injection induction of remission of acute myeloblastic leukaemia, potent myelosuppressant
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Fludarabine phosphate
DBL CYTARABINE FLUDARA
lymphomatous meningitis advanced B-cell chronic lymphocytic leukaemia
Fluorouracil
EFUDIX FLUOROURACIL FLUOROURACIL FLUORO-URACIL FLUORO-URACIL ICN GEMZAR
Ointment Injection Injection Injection Injection Injection
solid tumors
Myelosuppression. Immune-mediated haemolytic anaemia, thrombocytopenia, and neutropenia are less common side-effects. Myelosuppression, mucositis, and rarely a cerebellar syndrome. On prolonged infusion, a desquamative handfoot syndrome may occur.
Gemcitabine HCl
Mercaptopurine
PURINETHOL
Tablet
Methotrexate
METHOTREXATE
Injection
METHOTREXATE METHOTREXATE METHOTREXATE
palliative treatment or with cisplatin as a first-line treatment for locally advanced or metastatic nonsmall cell lung cancer It is given alone for palliative treatment or with cisplatin as a first-line treatment for locally advanced or metastatic nonsmall cell lung cancer. It is also used in the treatment of locally advanced or metastatic pancreatic cancer. Combined with cisplatin Childhood acute lymphoblastic leukaemia. Other uses include choriocarcinoma, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, and a number of solid tumors. Intrathecal methotrexate is used in the CNS prophylaxis of childhood acute lymphoblastic leukaemia
7.5 mg PO once a wk or 2.5 mg at 12-h intervals for 3 doses once a week
Mild gastrointestinal sideeffects and rashes; renal impairment, pulmonary toxicity and influenza-like symptoms have also been reported. Haemolytic uraemic syndrome
Discontinued if signs of microangiopathic haemolytic anaemia occur.
(.) .
myelosuppression, mucositis, and rarely pneumonitis
Significant renal impairment because it is excreted primarily by the kidney. It is also contra-indicated in patients with severe hepatic impairment.
Vinca alkaloids and etoposide

ETOPOSIDE ETOPOSID Injection small cell Alopecia, severe hepatic
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LASTET
Injection
carcinoma of the bronchus, the lymphomas, and testicular cancer
myelosuppression, nausea, and vomiting.
impairment; pregnancy; breast-feeding
VEPESID
Injection Capsule Capsule
VEPESID
VINBLASTINE SULPHATE
VELBE
Injection
leukaemias, lymphomas, and some solid tumors
VINBLASTINE
Injection
VINCRISTINE SULFATE
ONCOVIN VINCRISTIN VINCRISTIN
VINDESINE SULFATE
ELDISINE
Injection
VINORELBINE DITARTRATE
NAVELBINE
Injection
advanced breast cancer, advanced non-small cell lung cancer
Neurotoxicity, usually as peripheral or autonomic neuropathy, occurs with all vinca alkaloids and is a limiting side-effect of vincristine; it occurs less often with vindesine, vinblastine, and vinorelbine. Neurotoxicity, usually as peripheral or autonomic neuropathy, occurs with all vinca alkaloids and is a limiting side-effect of vincristine; it occurs less often with vindesine, vinblastine, and vinorelbine. Neurotoxicity, usually as peripheral or autonomic neuropathy, occurs with all vinca alkaloids and is a limiting side-effect of vincristine; it occurs less often with vindesine, vinblastine, and vinorelbine. Neurotoxicity, usually as peripheral or autonomic neuropathy, occurs with all vinca alkaloids and is a limiting side-effect of vincristine; it occurs less often with vindesine, vinblastine, and vinorelbine.
Other antineoplastic drugs

Carboplatin CARBOPLATIN CARBOPLATIN PARAPLATIN Injection Injection Injection Advanced ovarian cancer and lung cancer (particularly the small cell type). Nausea and vomiting are reduced in severity and nephrotoxicity, neurotoxicity, and ototoxicity are much less of a problem than with cisplatin. It is, however, more myelosuppressive than cisplatin. Cisplatin requires intensive intravenous hydration and treatment may be complicated by -
Cisplatin
CISPLATIN CISPLATIN CISPLATYL
Used alone or in combination for the treatment of testicular, lung, cervical, bladder,
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head and neck, and ovarian cancer (but carboplatin is preferred for ovarian cancer).
Dacarbazine
DETICENE
Injection
Docetaxel
TAXOTERE
Injection
Metastatic melanoma and, in combination therapy, soft tissue sarcomas. It is also a component of a commonly used combination for Hodgkin's disease Licensed for use in locally advanced or metastatic breast cancer and nonsmall cell lung cancer resistant to other cytotoxic drugs or for initial chemotherapy in combination with other cytotoxic drugs.
severe nausea and vomiting. Cisplatin is toxic, causing nephrotoxicity (monitoring of renal function is essential), ototoxicity, peripheral neuropathy, hypomagnesaemia The predominant side-effects are myelosuppression and severe nausea and vomiting.
Imatinib mesilate
GLIVEC
Capsule
Irinotecan
CAMPTO
Injection
Newly diagnosed chronic myeloid leukaemia where bone marrow transplantation is not considered first-line treatment and for chronic myeloid leukaemia in chronic phase after failure of interferon alfa, or in accelerated phase, or in blast crisis. licensed for metastatic colorectal cancer in combination with fluorouracil and folinic acid or as monotherapy when treatment containing fluorouracil has failed;
Side-effects are similar to those of paclitaxel but persistent fluid retention (commonly as leg oedema that worsens during treatment) can be resistant to treatment; hypersensitivity reactions also occur. Dexamethasone by mouth is recommended for reducing Nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, oedema, abdominal pain, fatigue, myalgia, headache, and rash; gynaecomastia because of reduced testosterone has been reported.
In addition to doselimiting myelosuppression, side-effects of irinotecan and topotecan include gastro-intestinal effects (delayed diarrhoea requiring prompt treatment may follow irinotecan treatment), asthenia, alopecia, and anorexia.
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Oxaliplatin
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Injection
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ELOXATIN
licensed in combination with fluorouracil and folinic acid, for the treatment of metastatic colorectal cancer and as adjuvant treatment of colon cancer after resection of the primary tumor;
Paclitaxel
ANZATAX
Injection
TAXOL
Injection
Paclitaxel given with carboplatin or cisplatin is used for the treatment of ovarian cancer ; the combination is also considered appropriate for women whose ovarian cancer is initially considered inoperable.
Topotecan HCl
HYCAMTIN
Injection
Metastatic ovarian cancer when firstline or subsequent therapy has failed.
Tretinoin
ACNELIN
Cream
ACRETIN
Cream
EUDYNA
Gel Cream Cream Cream Gel Solution
RETACNYL RETIN-A
Induction of remission in acute promyelocytic leukaemia. It is used in previously untreated patients as well as in those who have relapsed after standard chemotherapy or who are refractory to it.
Neurotoxic sideeffects (including sensory peripheral neuropathy) are dose limiting. Other sideeffects include gastrointestinal disturbances, ototoxicity, and myelosuppression. Manufacturers advise renal function monitoring in moderate impairment. Routine premedication with a corticosteroid, an antihistamine and a histamine H2receptor antagonist is recommended to prevent severe hypersensitivity reactions; hypersensitivity reactions may occur rarely despite premedication, In addition to doselimiting myelosuppression, side-effects of irinotecan and topotecan include gastro-intestinal effects (delayed diarrhoea requiring prompt treatment may follow irinotecan treatment), asthenia, alopecia, and anorexia. retinoic acid syndrome (fever, dyspnoea, acute respiratory distress, pulmonary infiltrates, pleural effusion, hyperleukocytosis, hypotension, oedema, weight gain, hepatic, renal and multi-organ failure) requires immediate treatmentconsult product literature
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SMOODERM
Cream
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Drugs affecting the immune response

Antiproliferative immunosuppressants
Azathioprine AZAMUN Tablet Used for transplant recipients and it is also used to treat a number of autoimmune conditions, usually when corticosteroid therapy alone provides inadequate control. It is metabolized to mercaptopurine, and doses should be reduced when allopurinol is given Licensed for the prophylaxis of acute rejection in renal or cardiac transplantation when used in combination with ciclosporin and corticosteroids. myelosuppression
IMURAN
Tablet
IMURAN
Injection
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Mycophenolate mofetil
CELLCEPT
Tablet Capsule
Blood disorders such as leucopenia may be higher.
Mycophenolate sodium
MYFORTIC
Tablet
Corticosteroids and other immunosuppressants

Basiliximab SIMULECT Injection Monoclonal antibodies that prevent T-lymphocyte proliferation; they are used for prophylaxis of acute rejection in allogenic renal transplantation. They are given with ciclosporin and corticosteroid immunosuppression regimens; their use should be confined
Ciclosporin (cyclosporin)
GENGRAF SANDIMMUN
Capsule Injection
SANDIMMUN NEORAL
Capsule Drink
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PROGRAF
Capsule
Is a potent immunosuppressant which is virtually nonmyelotoxic but markedly nephrotoxic. It has an important role in organ and tissue transplantation, for prevention of graft rejection following bone marrow, kidney, liver, pancreas, heart, lung, and hear
Neurotoxicity and nephrotoxicity appears to be greater; cardiomyopathy has also been reported. Disturbance of glucose metabolism also appears to be significant; hypertrichosis appears to be less of a problem than with ciclosporin.
Other immunomodulating drugs

INTERFERON ALFA-2a ROFERON-A Injection treatment of chronic hepatitis B, and chronic hepatitis C ideally in combination with ribavirin treatment of chronic hepatitis B, and chronic hepatitis C ideally in combination with ribavirin relapsing, remitting multiple sclerosis (characterized by at least two attacks of neurological dysfunction over the previous 2 or 3 years, followed by complete or incomplete recovery) who are able to walk unaided. treatment of chronic hepatitis B, and chronic hepatitis C ideally in combination with ribavirin treatment of chronic hepatitis B, and chronic hepatitis C ideally in combination with ribavirin Side-effects reported most frequently include irritation at injection site (including inflammation, hypersensitivity, necrosis) and influenza-like symptoms (fever, chills, myalgia, or malaise) but these decrease over time; nausea and vomiting occur occasionally Side-effects reported most frequently include irritation at injection site (including inflammation, hypersensitivity, necrosis) and influenza-like symptoms (fever, chills, myalgia, or malaise) but these decrease over time; nausea and vomiting occur occasionally
Interferon alfa-2b
INTRON A
Injection
Interferon beta -1a
REBIF
Injection
Interferon beta-1b
BETAFERON
Injection
relapsing, remitting multiple sclerosis (characterized by at least two attacks of neurological dysfunction over the previous 2 or 3 years, followed by complete or incomplete recovery) who are able to walk unaided.
history of severe depressive illness (or of suicidal ideation), in those with inadequately controlled epilepsy, or in decompensated hepatic impairment; caution is advised in those with a history of these conditions or with cardiac disorders or myelosuppression history of severe depressive illness (or of suicidal ideation), in those with inadequately controlled epilepsy, or in decompensated hepatic impairment; caution is advised in those with a history of these conditions or with cardiac disorders or myelosuppression
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Sex hormones and hormone antagonists in malignant disease

Progestogens
Megestrol acetate MEGACE Capsule Use in breast cancer and renal cell cancer has declined. Progestogens are now rarely used to treat prostate cancer. Side-effects are mild but may include nausea, fluid retention, and weight gain.
Hormone antagonists
Exemestane AROMASIN Tablet adjuvant treatment of oestrogenreceptor-positive early breast cancer in postmenopausal women following 23 years of tamoxifen therapy; advanced breast cancer in postmenopausal women in whom anti-oestrogen therapy has failed advanced prostate cancer, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, dyspepsia, constipation, anorexia; dizziness, fatigue, headache, depression, insomnia; hot flushes, sweating; alopecia, rash; less commonly drowsiness, asthenia, and peripheral oedema; rarely thrombocytopenia, leucopenia pregnancy and breast-feeding; not indicated for premenopausal women
Flutamide
EULEXIN
Tablet
Goserelin acetate
ZOLADEX
Injection
prostate cancer; advanced breast cancer; oestrogenreceptor positive early breast cancer
gynaecomastia (sometimes with galactorrhoea); nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, increased appetite, insomnia, tiredness; other sideeffects reported include decreased libido, reduced sperm count, gastric and chest pain, hypertension, headache, dizziness, oedema transient changes in blood pressure, paraesthesia, rarely hypercalcaemia (in patients with metastatic breast cancer)
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Letrozole
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Tablet
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FEMARA
Octreotide Octreotide acetate
SANDOSTATIN SANDOSTATIN LAR
Injection Injection
adjuvant treatment of oestrogenreceptor-positive early breast cancer in postmenopausal women; advanced breast cancer in postmenopausal women (including those in whom other anti-oestrogen therapy has failed); early invasive breast cancer in postmenopausal Relief of symptoms associated with neuroendocrine (particularly carcinoid) tumors and acromegaly.
hot flushes, nausea, vomiting, fatigue, dizziness, headache, dyspepsia, constipation, diarrhoea, depression, anorexia, appetite increase, hypercholesterolaemia, alopecia, increased sweating, rash, peripheral oedema, musculoskeletal pain, osteoporosis,
severe hepatic impairment; not indicated for premenopausal women; pregnancy and breast-feeding
Tamoxifen
NOLVADEX TAMOFEN
Tablet Tablet
Breast cancer; Anovulatory infertility
TAMOPLEX
Tablet
TAMOXIFEN NOLVADEX-D
Tablet Tablet
Anorexia, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain and bloating, flatulence, diarrhoea, and steatorrhoea may occur. Postprandial glucose tolerance may be impaired and rarely persistent hyperglycaemia occurs with chronic administration; hypoglycaemia hot flushes, vaginal bleeding and vaginal discharge , suppression of menstruation in some premenopausal women, pruritus vulvae, gastrointestinal disturbances, headache, lightheadedness,
pregnancy
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Nutrition and blood
Anaemias and some other blood disorders 132 Iron-deficiency anaemias ................................................................................... 132 Drugs used in megaloblastic anaemias .............................................................. 133 Drugs used in hypoplastic, haemolytic, and renal anaemias ............................. 134 Iron overload ...................................................................................................... 134 Drugs used in neutropenia ................................................................................. 135 Fluids and electrolytes 135 Minerals 136 Vitamins 136 Vitamin A........................................................................................................... 136 Vitamin B group ................................................................................................ 136 Vitamin C ........................................................................................................... 138 Vitamin D........................................................................................................... 139 Vitamin E ........................................................................................................... 139 Vitamin K........................................................................................................... 139 Multivitamin preparations .................................................................................. 139
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Anaemias and some other blood disorders

Iron-deficiency anaemias
Ferric hydroxide polymaltose , folic acid Ferric hydroxide polymaltose complex Ferrous fumarate Ferrous gluconate FEROSE - F Tablet used during pregnancy in women who are at high risk of developing iron and folic acid deficiency; iron-deficiency anaemia Gastro-intestinal irritation may occur with iron salts. Nausea and epigastric pain are doserelated but the relationship between dose and altered bowel habit (constipation or diarrhoea) is less clear. Oral iron, particularly modified-release preparations, ---
FEROSE
Drops Syrup Tablet Syrup Tablet Tablet Tablet Drops
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FERUMAT
iron-deficiency anaemia
FERROUS GLUCONATE GLUCOFER
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Ferrous sulphate
FER-IN-SOL DROPS FEROMIN
Solution Tablet Tablet Drops Syrup Capsule
FERROGRADUMET KDIRON Ferrous sulphate , folic acid FEFOL SPANSULES
used during pregnancy in women who are at high risk of developing iron and folic acid deficiency;
FERAL FERROGRADFOLIC FERROGRADC
Capsule Tablet Tablet used during pregnancy in women who are at high risk of developing iron and folic acid deficiency; iron-deficiency anaemia
Ferrous sulphate , sodium ascorbate Ferrous sulphate heptahydrate Iron(III) hydroxide sucrose complex Iron-dextran
FERTONIC
Drops
FEROSAC
Injection
IMFERON
Injection
nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain; flushing, anaphylactoid reactions, dyspnoea, numbness, fever, urticaria, rash, arthralgia, myalgia; blurred vision; injectionsite reactions including phlebitis; rarely diarrhoea,
history of allergic disorders including asthma and eczema; infection; active rheumatoid arthritis
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arrhythmias, hypotension, chest pain
Drugs used in megaloblastic anaemias
Folic acid
BEFOLVIT
Tablet
FOLIC ACID FOLICUM FOLIVITA VIFOLIN
In folatedeficient megaloblastic anaemia; For prophylaxis in chronic haemolytic states or in renal dialysis; For prophylaxis in pregnancy
It should not be used in undiagnosed megaloblastic anaemia unless vitamin B12 is administered concurrently otherwise neuropathy may be precipitated
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Calcium folinate (folinic acid)
Mecobalamin Mecobalamin (B 12) Vit. B12 Vitamin B12
LEUCOVORIN CALCIUM CALCIUM LEUCOVORIN METHYLCOPAL COBAL
Injection Injection Injection Tablet
folate-deficient megaloblastic anaemia
FORTA B-12 BETOLVEX CYNOVIT CYTOBION DEPOVIT B12
Injection Injection Injection Injection Injection
ECAVIT-B12
Injection
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Drugs used in hypoplastic, haemolytic, and renal anaemias

Erythropoiein recombinant EPREX Injection Anaemia associated with chronic renal failure in patients on haemodialysis dose-dependent increase in blood pressure or aggravation of hypertension; in isolated patients with normal or low blood pressure, hypertensive crisis with encephalopathylike symptoms and generalised tonic-clonic seizures requiring immediate medical attention dose-dependent increase in blood pressure or aggravation of hypertension; in isolated patients with normal or low blood pressure, hypertensive crisis with encephalopathylike symptoms and generalised tonic-clonic seizures requiring immediate medical attention pure red cell aplasia following erythropoietin ; uncontrolled hypertension; patients unable to receive thromboprophylaxis; avoid injections containing benzyl alcohol in neonates - ( )
Erythropoietin
EPREX
Injection
RECORMON RECORMON
Injection Injection
Anaemia associated with chronic renal failure in dialysis patients, symptomatic anaemia of renal origin in patients not yet on dialysis, Prevention of anaemia of prematurity in neonates with birth-weight of 0.751.5 kg and gestational age of less than 34
pure red cell aplasia following erythropoietin ; uncontrolled hypertension; patients unable to receive thromboprophylaxis; avoid injections containing benzyl alcohol in neonates
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Iron overload
Desferrioxamine mesylate DESFERAL Injection iron poisoning, hypotension (especially when given too rapidly by intravenous injection), disturbances of hearing and vision (including lens opacity and retinopathy); injection site reactions, gastrointestinal disturbances, asthma, fever, headache, arthralgia and myalgia
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Drugs used in neutropenia

Filgrastim NEUPOGEN Injection (specialist use only) reduction in duration of neutropenia and incidence of febrile neutropenia in cytotoxic chemotherapy for malignancy (except chronic myeloid leukaemia and myelodysplastic syndromes); reduction in duration of neutropenia (and associated splenic enlargement, hepatomegaly, transient hypotension, epistaxis, urinary abnormalities (including dysuria, proteinuria, and haematuria), osteoporosis, exacerbation of rheumatoid arthritis, cutaneous vasculitis, thrombocytopenia, anaemia
severe congenital neutropenia (Kostmann's syndrome) with abnormal cytogenetics
Fluids and electrolytes

Electrolytes Electrolytes soln PEDIALYTE BABYLYTE Solution Solution fluid and electrolyte loss in diarrhoea, fluid and electrolyte loss in diarrhoea, rapid infusion toxic to heart ----- . -----
Potassium chloride
POTASSIUM CHLORIDE
Injection
electrolyte imbalance
Potassium gluconate
POTASSIUM CHLORIDE ULTRA-K
Injection Syrup Compensation for potassium loss is especially necessary: in those taking digoxin or anti-arrhythmic drugs, in patients in whom secondary hyperaldosteronism occurs, in patients with excessive losses of potassium in the faeces,
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Minerals
Calcium carbonate CALTRATE OS-CAL Calcium gluconate , calcium glubionate Calcium lactobionate , calcium glubionate Magnesium sulphate HI-CAL Tablet Tablet Syrup calcium deficiency calcium deficiency gastro-intestinal disturbances; bradycardia, arrhythmias gastro-intestinal disturbances; bradycardia, arrhythmias gastro-intestinal disturbances; bradycardia, arrhythmias generally associated with hypermagnesaemia, nausea, vomiting, thirst, flushing of skin, hypotension, arrhythmias, coma, respiratory depression, drowsiness, confusion, loss of tendon reflexes, muscle weakness; colic and diarrhoea following oral administration conditions associated with hypercalcaemia and hypercalciuria conditions associated with hypercalcaemia and hypercalciuria conditions associated with hypercalcaemia and hypercalciuria
CALSYR
Syrup
calcium deficiency
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MAGNESIUM SULPHATE
Injection
Hypomagnesaemia; Prevention of seizure recurrence in eclampsia, Prevention of seizures in preeclampsia [unlicensed indication], 4 5 g of 50% solution q 4h
Vitamins
Vitamin A
Vit. A Vit. A palmitate DAGRAVIT A-E UNIVIT-A Capsule Capsule Deficiency of vitamin A (retinol) is associated with ocular defects (particularly xerophthalmia) and an increased susceptibility to infections, but deficiency is rare in the UK (even in disorders of fat absorption). Massive overdose can cause rough skin, dry hair, an enlarged liver, and a raised erythrocyte sedimentation rate and raised serum calcium and serum alkaline phosphatase concentrations pregnancy
Vitamin B group
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine HCl) BETABION THIAVIT Vitamin B1 , B2 , B6 , nicotinamide Vitamin B1 , B6 , B12 BEVIT Injection Tablet Syrup Treatment of vitamin-B deficiency Prophylactic Mild chronic deficiency BENEXOL BETRIMAX Tablet Tablet --
3V
Tablet
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FORTANEURIN
Injection
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NEUROBION
Injection Tablet Injection
NEUROCOMB
NEURORUBINE NEURORUBINE FORTE - N NEUROVITAN SOPALAMIN 3B
Injection Tablet Tablet Injection
TRI-B AMP VIONEURIN-6
Injection Tablet
Vitamin B1 , B6 , B12 , folic acid Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine)
TRI-B TAB
Tablet
PYRIDOXIN
Tablet
Vitamin Bcomplex
BECOVIT BECOZYM DAGRAVIT BCOMPLEX POLYBION
Tablet Syrup Syrup Tablet Tablet Drops Injection Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet
Treatment of vitamin-B deficiency sideroblastic anemias associated with isoniazid and pyrazinamide, pyridoxineresponsive anemia , antiemetic in preganacy Treatment of vitamin-B deficiency
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SURBEX VIT.BCOMPLEX VITA-B
Thiamine , pyidoxine HCl , cyanacobalamine Folic acid (Vitamin 9)
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BEFOLVIT
Tablet
FOLIC ACID FOLICUM
Tablet Tablet
In folatedeficient megaloblastic anaemia; For prophylaxis in chronic haemolytic states or in
It should not be used in undiagnosed megaloblastic anaemia unless vitamin B12 is administered concurrently
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FOLIVITA VIFOLIN
renal dialysis; For prophylaxis in pregnancy
otherwise neuropathy may be precipitated
Calcium folinate (folinic acid)
LEUCOVORIN CALCIUM CALCIUM LEUCOVORIN
Injection Injection
folate-deficient megaloblastic anaemia
It should not be used in undiagnosed megaloblastic anaemia unless vitamin B12 is administered concurrently otherwise neuropathy may be precipitated
Mecobalamin Mecobalamin (b 12) Vitamin b12
METHYLCOPAL COBAL
Injection Tablet
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FORTA B-12 BETOLVEX CYNOVIT CYTOBION DEPOVIT B12 ECAVIT-B12
Injection Injection Injection Injection Injection Injection
Vitamin C
Ascorbic acid CEBION Drops Eff tablet
CEVILENE CEVITAN
Drops Eff tablet
CEVITIL
Eff tablet
Scurvy,
REDOXON
Eff tablet
Relatively large doses of vitamin C may cause indigestion, particularly when taken on an empty stomach.
UPSA-C Ascorbic acid , sodium ascorbate REDOXON VC VITA-C
Eff tablet Ch tablet Ch tablet Ch tablet
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Vitamin D
Vitamin D Alfacalcidol VI-DE-3 ONE-ALPHA Drops Drops Capsule Solution Injection Injection
Rickets Rickets, Osteomalasia, Osteoporosis
Calcitriol
CALCIJEX
ROCALTROL
Capsule
Osteomalasia, Osteoporosis
Hypercalcemia, anorexia, nausea, poluria, polydipsia, renal filure, urinary casts
Vitamin D toxicity is treated by discontinuing vitamin D, and restricting calcium intake. If the toxicity is severe blood calcium levels can be further reduced with corticosteroids or bisphosphonates.
Vitamin E
Vitamin E UNIVIT-E Tablet Young children with congenital cholestasis, abnormally low vitamin E concentrations found in association with neuromuscular abnormalities, usually respond to parenteral administration of vitamin E.
EPHYNAL EVION
Tablet Tablet
Vit. A , E
TOCOVIT
Tablet
Vitamin K
Vitamin K synthetic KONAKION MM Injection
Multivitamin preparations
Ascorbic acid , cal. carbonate , vit.B6 , Vit D3 CAL-C-VITA Eff tablet
CEBION CAL Vit A1 , Vit D Vit. A4 , D3 , B1 , B2 , B6 , niacin amide , ascorbic acid Vit. B1 , B2 , B6 , nicotinamide , calcium pantothothenate VIT. A +D VITAKID
Eff tablet Drops Drops
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COVIT VITANERVE
Capsule Tablet
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(Thiamine , riboflavin , pyridoxine , niacinamide , calcium pantothenate) Vit.B12 , folic acid , nicotinamide , Vit-C Vitamin A, B1, B2, B6, B12, nicotinamide , rutin, vitamin c Vitamin A, B1, B2, B6, B12, nicotinamide , rutin, vitamin C Vitamin A , D2 , E & t-seven , chlorhexidine , diphenylpyraline Vitamin Bcomplex, E, vitamin C Vitamin Bcomplex, vitamin C Vitamins
Trade Name
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EPARGRISOVIT ADULT
Injection
() . () ) [
VITOP
Capsule
Treatment of vitamin-B deficiency Treatment of vitamin-B deficiency
JUVELON MULTIBIONTA LAVENTE
Capsule Capsule Ointment
STRESS
Tablet
SURBEX C SURBEX T ALVITYL MIXAVIT NEUROTRAT
Tablet Tablet Drops Tablet Drops Tablet Tablet
Treatment of vitamin-B deficiency Treatment of vitamin-B deficiency
POLY-VI-SOL VIDAYLIN Vitamins , essential minerals Vitamins , iron Vitamins , minerals VITAMIN 15 SOLCO
Drops Drops Syrup Tablet
Vitamin and mineral deficiency and as adjunct in synthetic diets
VIDAYLIN + IRON CENTRUM ENERVIT MATERNA MIXAVIT-M PRAMET FA SUPRADYN THERAGRAN
Syrup Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Capsule Tablet Tablet Vitamin and mineral deficiency and as adjunct in synthetic diets
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UNICAP M
Tablet
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Dosage Form
Tablet
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UNICAP T
Vitamins , minerals , ferrous sulphate Vitamins , minerals , folic acid , nicotinamide , inositol , biotin Vitamins , minerals , iron , Vit C , folic acid Vitamins + minerals + proteins Vitamin C, vitamin K , rutin Zinc , vitamins
KIDIVIT
Tablet
V-2
Capsule
Vitamin and mineral deficiency and as adjunct in synthetic diets Vitamin and mineral deficiency and as adjunct in synthetic diets Vitamin and mineral deficiency and as adjunct in synthetic diets Vitamin and mineral deficiency and as adjunct in synthetic diets
SUPRAVIT
Capsule
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GEVRAL PROTEIN
Powder
STYPTOBION STRESS
Tablet Tablet
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Musculoskeletal and joint diseases
Drugs used in rheumatic diseases and gout 143 Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.............................................................. 143 LOCAL CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS ................................................... 148 Drugs which suppress the rheumatic disease process ........................................ 148 Gout and cytotoxic-induced hyperuricaemia ..................................................... 150 Drugs used in neuromuscular disorders 150 Drugs which enhance neuromuscular transmission ........................................... 150 Skeletal muscle relaxants ................................................................................... 151
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Drugs used in rheumatic diseases and gout

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
Systemic NSAIDs (Oral, Rectal and Injection)

Aluminum aspirin HYPYRIN Tablet pain and inflammation in rheumatic disease and other musculoskeletal disorders (including juvenile arthritis); antiplatelet
325650 mg PO with up to 8 g/d PO in divided doses;
Gastro-intestinal ulceration , hypersensitivity, renal failure and hepatic damage
Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria
Celecoxib
CELEBREX
Capsule
pain and inflammation in osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis

100200 mg PO BID as needed
Dexketoprofen trometamol
KETESSE
Tablet
short-term treatment of mild to moderate pain including dysmenorrhoea
Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria
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Diclofenac
CLOFEN DICLOGESIC
DICLOGESIC RETARD DICLOMAX INFLA-BAN
Injection Tablet Injection Suppository Tablet Tablet Suppository Tablet Injection Suppository pain and inflammation in rheumatic disease (including juvenile arthritis) and other musculoskeletal disorders; acute gout; postoperative pain
Osteoarthritis: 100150 mg/d PO in divided doses; rheumatoid arthritis: 150200 mg/d PO in divided doses; ankylosing spondylitis: 100125 mg/d PO in divided doses
NOVODIFENAC OLFEN
Tablet
ROFENAC
TABIFLEX VOLTAREN
VOLTIC VOTREX
Diclofenac diethylamine Diclofenac salt of epolamine
RAPIDUS FLECTOR EP TISSUGEL
Injection Suppository Tablet Injection Suppository Tablet Suppository Injection Suppository Tablet Injection Tablet Injection Suppository Tablet Tablet Patch
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Diclofenac sodium
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Tablet Tablet Suppository Tablet Capsule Suppository Tablet Capsule Suppository Tablet
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
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Drug Store
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APO-DICLO CLOFEN DICLOGESIC DICLOGESIC RETARD DICLOMAX DIVIDO INFLA-BAN
pain and inflammation in rheumatic disease (including juvenile arthritis) and other musculoskeletal disorders; acute gout; postoperative pain
Osteoarthritis: 100150 mg/d PO in divided doses; rheumatoid arthritis: 150200 mg/d PO in divided doses; ankylosing spondylitis: 100125 mg/d PO in divided doses
NOVODIFENAC OLFEN ROFENAC ROFENAC-D RUMAFEN TABIFLEX Diclofenac sodium , misoprostol Diflunisal ARTHROTEC
Tablet
Capsule Tablet Suppository Tablet Tablet Tablet Suppository Tablet Tablet
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DOLOBID
Tablet
Etodolac
LODINE
Capsule
pain and inflammation in rheumatic disease and other musculoskeletal disorders; mild to moderate pain including dysmenorrhoea pain and inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis: Maintenance 6001200 mg/d in divided doses. Maximum dose 1200 mg/d
Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria
Etoricoxib
ARCOXIA
Tablet
pain and inflammation in osteoarthritis and in rheumatoid arthritis; acute gout
Flurbiprofen
FROBEN
Tablet
pain and inflammation in rheumatic disease and other musculoskeletal disorders; mild to moderate pain including dysmenorrhoea; migraine; postoperative analgesia; relief of sore throat
Up to 300 mg/d
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PO in divided doses
Ibuprofen
ADVIL BALKAPROFE N
Tablet Capsule Tablet
BRUFEN CHILDRENS ADVIL FENBID
Tablet Suspension Spansules pain and inflammation in rheumatic disease (including juvenile arthritis) and other musculoskeletal disorders; mild to moderate pain including dysmenorrhoea; postoperative analgesia; migraine; fever and pain in children; postimmunization pyrexia
Arthritis disorders 1.23.2 g/d PO in divided doses; pain: 400 mg PO q46h; dysmenorrhea: 400 mg PO q4h
. pain and moderate to severe inflammation in rheumatic disease and other acute musculoskeletal disorders; acute gout; dysmenorrhoea; closure of ductus arteriosus
Anti-inflammatory and analgesic: 2550 mg PO BIDTID not to exceed 200 mg/d Acute painful shoulder: 75150 mg/d PO in 34 divided doses
IBUGESIC I-PROFEN
JAZOFEN JUNIFEN PAEDIATRIC NUFEN OMAFEN
Tablet Suspension Tablet Tablet
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PROF PROFINAL RIAPROFEN SAPOFEN SAPOFEN JUNIOR CONFORTID
Suppository Tablet Suspension Tablet Tablet Tablet Suspension Capsule Injection Suppository Syrup Capsule Suppository Capsule Suppository Capsule Suppository Capsule Capsule Capsule Gastro-intestinal ulceration , hypersensitivity, renal failure and hepatic damage Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria
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Indomethacin
INDOCID INDOMIN METHACIN INDOCID RETARD INDOGESIC INDOMETHAC IN ROTHACIN Ketoprofen KETOFAN ORUVAIL
Capsule Tablet Capsule pain and mild inflammation in rheumatic disease Gastro-intestinal ulceration , hypersensitivity, Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding,
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Dosage Form
Capsule Injection Suppository Tablet Tablet
Indications
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Contra-indications
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PROFENID
PROFENID L.P
and other musculoskeletal disorders, and after orthopaedic surgery; acute gout; dysmenorrhoea
Arthritis: 150300 mg/d in divided doses; Primary dysmenorrhea: 2550 mg q68h PRN
renal failure and hepatic damage
coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria
Mefenamic acid
FENAM FENAM FORTE FENAMIC
Syrup Tablet Tablet Capsule
FENDOL FENDOL D.S. MAFEPAIN PANGESIC PONSTAN PONSTAN FORTE TABIGESIC Meloxicam COXICAM MOBIC
Capsule Suspension Tablet Tablet Capsule Syrup Tablet Suspension Tablet Tablet Injection Suppository Tablet Suppository Tablet
mild to moderate pain in rheumatoid arthritis (including juvenile arthritis), osteoarthritis, and related conditions; postoperative analgesia; mild to moderate pain; dysmenorrhoea and menorrhagia
500 mg followed by 250 mg q6h PO PRN, maximum dose, 1wk of therapy
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pain and inflammation in rheumatic disease; exacerbation of osteoarthritis (shortterm); ankylosing spondylitis
7.515 mg PO QD
Nabumetone
RELIFEX
pain and inflammation in osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis

10002000 mg/d PO
Naproxen
APONAPROXEN NAPROX NAPROX D.S PROXEN RIAPROXEN
Tablet Tablet Tablet Suppository Tablet Tablet
pain and inflammation in rheumatic disease (including juvenile arthritis) and other musculoskeletal disorders; dysmenorrhoea; acute gout.
Pain, primary dysmenorrhea: 500 mg initially then 250 mg q6 8h; arthritic disorders: 250 500 mg PO BID
Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria
Piroxicam
FELDENE
NOVOPIROCAM ORTHOCAM
Capsule Injection Suppository Tablet dispersable Capsule
pain and inflammation in rheumatic disease (including juvenile arthritis) and other musculoskeletal disorders; acute gout
20 mg/d PO as a single dose or 10 mg PO BID
Gastro-intestinal ulceration , hypersensitivity, renal failure and hepatic damage Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria
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Capsule
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Dosage Form
Gel Tablet Capsule
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
ORTHOCAM DT UNICAM
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Sulindac
CLINORIL
Tablet
pain and inflammation in rheumatic disease and other musculoskeletal disorders; acute gout
150200 mg PO BID for 12 wk, then reduce dose (not to exceed 400 mg/d)
Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria Hypersensitivity, pregnancy and breast-feeding, coagulation defects, severe heart failure; porphyria
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Tenoxicam
TENOX TILCOTIL
Capsule Injection Suppository Tablet Tablet
pain and inflammation in rheumatic disease and other musculoskeletal disorders
SURGAM
Topical NSAIDs (on skin)

Diclofenac DICLOMAX LOCAGEL Gel Gel
Musculoskeletal pain
hypersensitivity , asthma, photosensetivity
On eyes, mucous membranes, and inflamed or broken skin; discontinue if rash develops
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RHEUMARENE VOLTAREN Diclofenac diethylamine CLOFEN
Gel Gel Gel
Diclofenac sodium
DICLOFEN
Gel
DICLOGESIC FLECTOR EP INFLA-BAN
Gel Gel Gel
OLFEN ROFENAC RUMAFEN Gel Gel Gel
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Ibuprafen
TABIFLEX COOL IBUTOP
Gel Gel
Musculo-
hypersensitivity ,
On eyes, mucous
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Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
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Drug Store

skeletal pain
PROFINAL DOLGIT IBUPHIL SAPOFEN FASTUM Gel Cream Gel Gel Gel
asthma, photosensetivity
membranes, and inflamed or broken skin; discontinue if rash develops
Ketoprofen
PROFENID
Gel
Piroxicam
FELDENE ORTHOCAM
Gel Gel
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LOCAL CORTICOSTEROID INJECTIONS

Dexamethasone DECADRON Injection local inflammation of joints and soft tissues consult product literature consult product literature () -
ORADEXON Dexamethasone sodium phosphate Hydrocortisone acetate DEXAMETHASONE SOD.PHOSPHATE ZENOS CORTEF ACETATE
local inflammation of joints and soft tissues local inflammation of joints and soft tissues local inflammation of joints and soft tissues local inflammation of joints and soft tissues
consult product literature
consult product literature
consult product literature consult product literature consult product literature
consult product literature consult product literature consult product literature
Methyl prednisolone acetate Triamcinolone
DEPO MEDROL
Injection
KENACORT-A
Injection
Drugs which suppress the rheumatic disease process

D-penicillamine ARTAMIN Capsule Severe active rheumatoid arthritis; Wilson's disease, chronic active hepatitis, and cystinuria; Lead poisoning
Initial dose: 125250 mg/d PO and increased to obtain remission. Maximum daily dose is 1.0 g PO
initially nausea, anorexia, fever, and skin reactions; taste loss (mineral supplements not recommended); blood disorders including thrombocytopenia, leucopenia, agranulocytosis and aplastic anaemia; proteinuria, rarely haematuria (withdraw immediately);
lupus erythematosus; moderate to severe renal impairment
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Scientific Name
Hydroxychloroquine so4
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Tablet
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer

Drug Store
PLAQUENIL
active rheumatoid arthritis (including juvenile arthritis), systemic and discoid lupus erythematosus; dermatological conditions caused or aggravated by sunlight
200-600 mg/d PO
Infliximab
REMICADE
Injection
severe, active and progressive rheumatoid arthritis in patients not previously treated with methotrexate; psoriasis; inflammatory bowel disease
Methotrexate
METHOTREXATE
Tablet
moderate to severe active rheumatoid arthritis; Crohns disease;
METHOTREXATE
Tablet
The side-effects of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine include gastrointestinal disturbances, headache and skin reactions (rashes, pruritus); those occurring less frequently include ECG changes, convulsions, visual changes, retinal damage dyspepsia, diarrhoea, constipation, hepatitis, cholecystitis, diverticulitis, gastro-intestinal haemorrhage, flushing, bradycardia, arrhythmias, palpitation, syncope, vasospasm, peripheral ischaemia, ecchymosis, haematoma, interstitial pneumonitis also anorexia, abdominal discomfort, intestinal ulceration and bleeding, diarrhoea, toxic megacolon, hepatotoxicity ; ecchymosis; pulmonary oedema, pleuritic pain, pulmonary fibrosis, interstitial pneumonitis Rashes, gastrointestinal intolerance and, especially in patients with rheumatoid arthritis, occasional leucopenia, neutropenia, and thrombocytopenia. Hematological abnormalities occur usually reverse in the first 3 to 6 months of treatment
pregnancy ; breast-feeding ; severe infections
Sulfasalazine
SALAZOPYRINEN
Tablet
active rheumatoid arthritis; ulcerative colitis

24 g/d PO in divided doses
hepatic impairment, pregnancy (following administration to a woman or a man, avoid conception for at least 3 months after stopping), breast-feeding , active infection and immunodeficienc y syndromes Aminosalicylates should be avoided in salicylate hypersensitivity
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Indications
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Gout and cytotoxic-induced hyperuricaemia

Allopurinol APUROL NO-URIC PURINOL UROQUAD Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet prophylaxis of gout and of uric acid and calcium oxalate renal stones; prophylaxis of hyperuricaemia associated with cancer chemotherapy
100800 mg/d PO
ZYLORIC
Tablet
Colchicine
COLMEDITEN
Tablet
GOTINE
Tablet
acute gout, shortterm prophylaxis during initial therapy with allopurinol and uricosuric drugs; prophylaxis of familial Mediterranean fever (recurrent polyserositis) [unlicensed]
Acute attack: Initial dose 0.51.2 mg PO or 2 mg IV then 0.51.2 mg PO q12h or 0.5 mg IV q6h until attack aborted or adverse effects occur; prophylaxis: 0.50.6 mg/d PO
rashes (withdraw therapy; if rash mild re-introduce cautiously but discontinue immediately if recurrence hypersensitivity reactions occur rarely and include exfoliation, fever, lymphadenopathy, arthralgia, and eosinophilia Most common are nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain; excessive doses may also cause profuse diarrhoea, gastrointestinal haemorrhage, rashes, renal and hepatic damage. Rarely peripheral neuritis, myopathy, alopecia, inhibition of spermatogenesis
not a treatment for acute gout but continue if attack develops when already receiving allopurinol, and treat attack separately
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pregnancy
Drugs used in neuromuscular disorders

Drugs which enhance neuromuscular transmission
Neostigmine methyl sulphate NEOSTIGMINE Injection Myasthenia gravis; specific drug for reversal of nondepolarising (competitive) blockade. Urinary retention
Myasthenia gravis: maintenance dose 15-375 mg/d PO; 0.51 mg IM, SC q 4-6 hr PRN
nausea, vomiting, increased salivation, diarrhoea, abdominal cramps (more marked with higher doses); signs of overdosage include bronchoconstriction, increased bronchial secretions, lacrimation, excessive sweating, involuntary defecation and micturition
intestinal or urinary obstruction
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Indications
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Skeletal muscle relaxants

Carisoprodol , paracetamol , caffeine SOMADRIL Tablet short term symptomatic relief of muscle spasm drowsiness most common sideeffect; also gastrointestinal disturbances, hypotension, paraesthesia, weakness, CNS effects including headache, paradoxical excitement, disturbances of vision; rarely agranulocytosis and rashes nausea, vomiting, dyspepsia; hypersensitivity reactions (including urticaria, angioedema, anaphylaxis); fever, headache, drowsiness, dizziness, confusion, amnesia, restlessness, anxiety, tremor, seizures; blurred vision, nasal congestion; rash, pruritus; drowsiness, fatigue, dizziness, dry mouth, nausea, gastro-intestinal disturbances, hypotension; also reported, bradycardia, insomnia, hallucinations and altered liver enzymes (discontinue if persistently raisedconsult product literature); acute pulmonary insufficiency; respiratory depression; porphyria ; breastfeeding
Methocarbamol
ROBAXIN
Injection Tablet
short-term symptomatic relief of muscle spasm
coma or pre-coma, brain damage, epilepsy, myasthenia gravis
Tizanidine
SIRDALUD
Tablet
spasticity associated with multiple sclerosis or spinal cord injury or disease
severe hepatic impairment
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Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
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Drug Store
Eye
Anti-infective eye preparations 153 Antibacterials ..................................................................................................... 153 Antibacterials with Corticosteroids.................................................................... 155 Corticosteroids and other anti-inflammatory preparations 157 Corticosteroids ................................................................................................... 157 Other anti-inflammatory preparations................................................................ 158 Mydriatics and cycloplegics 160 Treatment of glaucoma 162 Beta-blockers ..................................................................................................... 162 Prostaglandin analogues..................................................................................... 162 Sympathomimetics ............................................................................................. 163 Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors and systemic drugs ............................................ 163 PILOCARPINE.................................................................................................. 164 Local anaesthetics 165 Miscellaneous ophthalmic preparations 165 Tear deficiency, ocular lubricants, and astringents ............................................ 165 Ocular diagnostic and peri-operative preparations and photodynamic treatment ............................................................................................................................ 166
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Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
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Drug Store
Anti-infective eye preparations

Antibacterials
Chloramphenicol CHLOROPTIC COLIRCUSI CHLORAMPHENICOL FENICOL Eye Drops Eye Drops superficial eye infection transient stinging; risk of aplastic anaemia Eye Oint. - ( )
ISOPTOFENICOL
Eye Drops
KEMICETINE MINIMS CHLORAMPHENICOL
Eye Drops Eye Oint. Eye Drops
OFTHALMOLOSA CUSI CHLORAMPHEN OPTICHLOR
Eye Oint.
Eye Drops
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PHENICOL
Eye Drops
RIACHOL SPERSANICOL
Ciprofloxacin
CILOXAN CIPROCIN CIPROMAX OPTICIN
Eye Drops Eye Drops Eye Oint. Eye Drops Eye Oint. Eye Drops
superficial bacterial infections and corneal ulcers
Fucidic acid
FUCITHALMIC OPTIFUCIN
Eye Drops Eye Drops
staphylococcal infections
Gentamicin (Gentamycin)
GENTACIN ALCOMICIN
E/E Drops Eye Oint. E/E Drops
superficial eye infection
GARAMYCIN
E/E Drops
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Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
MINIMS GENTAMYCIN
E/E Drops
UNIGENTA
Eye Drops
APIGEN
E/E Drops Eye Oint.
superficial eye infection local irritation and dermatitis ( )
GENTAM OFTALMOLOSA CUSI GENTAMYCIN REFOBACIN COLIRCUSI GENTAMYCIN GENTAM Neomycin , polymyxin b sulphate CONJUNCTIN
Eye Oint. Eye Oint.
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Eye Oint. E/E Drops
E/E Drops Eye Drops Eye Drops
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SPERSAPOLYMYXIN
STATROL
Eye Drops Eye Oint. Eye Drops superficial eye infection local irritation including photophobia; dizziness, numbness, nausea and headache reported
Ofloxacin
EYLOX
OFLOX
Eye Drops
OPTIFLOX
Eye Drops
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Polymixin-b , neomycin , garamicidin Sulphacetamide
NEOSPORIN
Eye Drops
local irritation and dermatitis
APISULFA
Eye Drops
CETAMIDE COLIRCUSI
SULPHACETAMIDE
Eye Oint. Eye Drops
ISOPTO CETAMIDE
Eye Drops
RIACETAMIDE SPERSACET
Eye Drops Eye Drops
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Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
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Drug Store
Sulphacetamide , chloramphenicol Sulphacetamide, hypromellose Tetracycline HCl
SPERSACET-C
Eye Drops
superficial eye infection superficial eye infection superficial eye infection
ISOPTOCETAMIDE
Eye Drops
DUMOCYCLINE LATYCIN
E/E Oint. E/E Oint.
TERACIN Tobramycin TOBREX
E/E Oint. Eye Drops Eye Oint. superficial eye infection
Antibacterials with Corticosteroids

Betamethasone sodium phosphate , chloramphenicol BETACHOL Eye Drops superficial eye infection with local inflammation glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection; transient stinging; risk of aplastic anaemia glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection; local irritation including photophobia; dizziness, numbness, nausea and headache reported glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection; local irritation and dermatitis glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection
Tetryzolin HCl , gentamycin , dexamethasone
COLIRCUSI GENTADEXA
Eye Drops
superficial eye infection with local inflammation superficial eye infection with local inflammation
Ofloxacin , prednisolone , tetrahydrozolin
LOXTRA
Eye Drops
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Oxytetracycline , hydrocortisone , polymyxin-b sulphate
TERRACORTIL
Eye Drops Eye Oint.
superficial eye infection with local inflammation
Sulphacetamide , prednisolone
CETAPRED
Eye Oint.
Sulphacetamide , prednisolone , phenylephrine
BLEPHAMIDE
Eye Drops
155
Scientific Name
Sulphacetamide, prednisolone , hpmc
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Eye Drops
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer

Drug Store

ISOPTOCETAPRED
superficial eye infection with local inflammation superficial eye infection with local inflammation superficial eye infection with local inflammation
Gentamicin sulphate , betamethasone
GARASONE
Eye Drops Eye Oint.
Neomycin , dexamethasone sodium , polymyxin b sulphate
PND UNIMED
Eye Drops
Tobramycin , dexamethasone
OPTIDEX-T
Eye Drops
TOBRADEX
glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection; local irritation and dermatitis glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection; transient stinging; risk of aplastic anaemia glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection; transient stinging; risk of aplastic anaemia glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection
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Dexamethasone , chloramphenicol
COLIRCUSI DEICOL OFTALMOLOSA CUSI DEICOL SPERSADEX COMP
Eye Oint.
Eye Drops
Dexamethasone , chloramphenicol , tetryzoline
SPERSADEXOLINE
Eye Drops
Dexamethasone , neomycin
NEODEX
Eye Drops
DECADRON NEO
E/E Drops
Dexamethasone , polymyxin so4 , hypromellose
DECADRON WITH NEOMYCIN MAXITROL
E/E Drops
Eye Drops Eye Oint.
Fluorometholone , gentamycin
INFECTOFLAM
Eye Drops Eye Oint.
Fluromethelon , neomycin
FML NEO LIQUIFILM
Eye Drops
glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection; local irritation and dermatitis glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral
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Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
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Drug Store
infection Hydrocortisone , chloramphenicol

CORTIPHENOL-H
Eye Oint.
Hydrocortisone , neomycin
COLIRCUSI H.C WITH NEOM
Eye Drops
superficial eye infection with local inflammation superficial eye infection with local inflammation superficial eye infection with local inflammation
Hydrocortisone acetate , neomycin sulphate Prednisolone , neomycin , polymyxin
NEO-CORTEF
Eye Oint.
NEOPRED - P
Eye Drops
PREDMYCIN-P
Eye Drops
glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection; transient stinging; risk of aplastic anaemia glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection glaucoma, cataract and exacerbation of ocular viral infection; local irritation and dermatitis
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Corticosteroids and other anti-inflammatory preparations

Corticosteroids
Betamethasone OPTASONE Eye Drops local treatment of inflammation (short-term) local treatment of inflammation (short-term) local treatment of inflammation (short-term) steroid glaucoma; steroid cataract; exacerbation of ocular viral infection steroid glaucoma; steroid cataract; exacerbation of ocular viral infection steroid glaucoma; steroid cataract; exacerbation of ocular viral infection
Betamethasone sodium phosphate
OPTASONE
Eye Oint.
Dexametasone
MAXIDEX DECADRON
Eye Drops E/E Drops
DECADRON
E/E Drops
SPERSADEX
Eye Drops
Dexamethasone , sodium phosphate
OFTALMOLOSA CUSI DEXAMETHASONE
Eye Oint.
local treatment of inflammation (short-term) local treatment of inflammation
Fluorometholone
FLUCON
Eye Drops
steroid glaucoma; steroid cataract; exacerbation of ocular viral infection steroid glaucoma; steroid cataract; exacerbation of
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FLUMETOL FML FML LIQUIFILM OPTILONE
Eye Oint. Eye Drops Eye Drops Eye Drops
(short-term)
ocular viral infection
Fluorometholone , sodium cromoglycate
FLUCA
Eye Drops
local treatment of inflammation (short-term) local treatment of inflammation (short-term) local treatment of inflammation (short-term) local treatment of inflammation (short-term)
Fluorometholone , tetryzoline
EFEMOLINE
Eye Drops
Hydrocortisone acetate
OFTALMOLOSA CUSI HYDROCORTISONE
Eye Oint.
Prednisolone
ULTRACORTENOL
Eye Oint.
ULTRACORTENOL
Eye Drops
steroid glaucoma; steroid cataract; exacerbation of ocular viral infection steroid glaucoma; steroid cataract; exacerbation of ocular viral infection steroid glaucoma; steroid cataract; exacerbation of ocular viral infection steroid glaucoma; steroid cataract; exacerbation of ocular viral infection
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APICORT
Eye Drops
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ECONOPRED PLUS OPTIPRED
Eye Drops Eye Drops
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PREDFORTE PREDMILD Rimexolone VEXOL
Eye Drops Eye Drops Eye Drops local treatment of inflammation (short-term) steroid glaucoma; steroid cataract; exacerbation of ocular viral infection
Other anti-inflammatory preparations

Antazolin sulfate , naphazaline nitrate Antazoline , tetrahydrozoline OCURED Eye Drops allergic conjunctivitis allergic conjunctivitis --
APILLERG
Eye Drops
OPTIZOLIN
Eye Drops
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Eye Drops
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SPERSALLERG
Emedastine difumarate
EMADINE
Eye Drops
seasonal allergic conjunctivitis
Ketotifen
ZADITEN
Eye Drops
seasonal allergic conjunctivitis
Lodoxamide
ALOMIDE
Eye Drops
allergic conjunctivitis
Nedocromil sodium
TILAVIST
Eye Drops
Olopatadine
PATANOL
Eye Drops
allergic conjunctivitis; vernal keratoconjunctivitis seasonal allergic conjunctivitis
Sodium cromoglycate
APICROM
Eye Drops
allergic conjunctivitis; vernal keratoconjunctivitis
Transient burning or stinging; blurred vision, local oedema, keratitis, irritation, dry eye, lacrimation, corneal infiltrates (discontinue) and staining; photophobia; headache, and rhinitis occasionally reported. transient burning or stinging, punctate corneal epithelial erosion; less commonly dry eye, subconjunctival haemorrhage, photophobia; headache, drowsiness, skin reactions, and dry mouth also reported Mild transient burning, stinging, itching, and lacrimation; flushing and dizziness reported. transient burning and stinging; distinctive taste reported local irritation; less commonly keratitis, dry eye, local oedema, photophobia; headache, asthenia, dizziness; dry nose also reported transient burning and stinging
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CUSICROM
Eye Drops
DADCROME OPTICROM
Eye Drops Eye Oint. Eye Drops Eye Drops
OPTIDRIN
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UNICROM
Eye Drops
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VISACROM VIVIDRIN
Eye Drops Eye Drops
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Sodium cromoglycate , tetrhydrozolin CROMA Eye Drops Allergic conjunctivitis; vernal keratoconjunctivitis --
Mydriatics and cycloplegics

Atropine sulphate ATROPINE Eye Drops refraction procedures in young children; anterior uveitis Transient stinging and raised intraocular pressure; on prolonged administration, local irritation, hyperaemia, oedema and conjunctivitis may occur. Contact dermatitis (conjunctivitis) ( )
COLIRCUSI ATROPINE ISOPTO ATROPINE MINIMS ATROPINE SULPHATE
Eye Drops
Eye Drops Eye Drops
OFTALMOLOSA CUSI ATROPINE RIATROPIN Cyclopentolate HCl COLIRCUSICICLOPLEGIC CYCLOGYL CYCLOPENTOLATE
Eye Oint.
Eye Oint. Eye Drops Eye Drops producing cycloplegia for refraction in young children Transient stinging and raised intraocular pressure; on prolonged administration, local irritation, hyperaemia, oedema and conjunctivitis may occur. Contact dermatitis (conjunctivitis) Transient stinging and raised intraocular pressure; on prolonged administration, local irritation, hyperaemia, oedema and conjunctivitis may occur. Contact dermatitis (conjunctivitis) Transient stinging and raised intra-
Eye Drops Eye Drops
CYCLOPENTOLATE
Eye Drops
MINIMS CYCLOPENTOLATE
Eye Drops
Homatropine HBr
ISOPTO HOMATROPINE HOMAPIN
Eye Drops Eye Drops
treatment of anterior segment inflammation
Phenylephrine
MINIMS PHENYLEPHRINE
Eye Drops
anterior uveitis
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ANALUX COLIRCUSI ISOPTO FRIN
Eye Drops
Eye Drops
MINIMS PHENYLEPHRINE
Eye Drops
ocular pressure; on prolonged administration, local irritation, hyperaemia, oedema and conjunctivitis may occur. Contact dermatitis (conjunctivitis)
MYDFRIN Phenylephrine H , pyrilamine maleate PREFRIN -A
Eye Drops Eye Drops anterior uveitis Transient stinging and raised intraocular pressure; on prolonged administration, local irritation, hyperaemia, oedema and conjunctivitis may occur. Contact dermatitis (conjunctivitis) Transient stinging and raised intraocular pressure; on prolonged administration, local irritation, hyperaemia, oedema and conjunctivitis may occur. Contact dermatitis (conjunctivitis) Transient stinging and raised intraocular pressure; on prolonged administration, local irritation, hyperaemia, oedema and conjunctivitis may occur. Contact dermatitis (conjunctivitis)
Phenylephrine H , zinc sulphate
APIFRIN-Z
Eye Drops
anterior uveitis
ZINCFRIN
Eye Drops
Tropicamide
MINIMS TROPICAMIDE
Eye Drops
facilitate the examination of the fundus of the eye
MYDRIACYL
Eye Drops
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MYDRIATICUM
Eye Drops
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Treatment of glaucoma
Beta-blockers
Betaxolol BETOPTIC Eye Drops ( ) ( ) - .. --
RIALOL Carteolol hydrochloride Latanoprost , timolol Levobunolol HCl Timolol TEOPTIC
Eye Drops Eye Drops
XALACOM BETAGAN NYOLOL
Eye Drops Eye Drops Gel
APIMOL
Eye Drops
CUSIMOLOL
Eye Drops primary openangle glaucoma
NYOLOL OCUMOL OFTAN TIMOLOL OPHTAMOLOL OPTIMOL
Eye Drops Eye Drops Eye Drops Eye Drops Eye Drops
Ocular stinging, burning, pain, itching, erythema, dry eyes and allergic reactions including anaphylaxis and blepharoconjunctivi tis; occasionally corneal disorders have been reported.
bradycardia, heart block, or uncontrolled heart failure
TIMO-COMOD TIMOPTOL
Eye Drops Eye Drops
TUNOLOL
Eye Drops
Prostaglandin analogues
Latanoprost XALATAN Eye Drops raised intra-ocular pressure in openangle glaucoma and ocular hypertension Brown pigmentation particularly in those with mixedcolour irides; blepharitis, ocular irritation and pain; darkening, thickening and lengthening of eye lashes; conjunctival hyperaemia; transient
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Travoprost
TRAVATAN
Eye Drops
raised intra-ocular pressure in openangle glaucoma and ocular hypertension
punctate epithelial erosion; skin rash. also headache, ocular pruritus, photophobia, and keratitis reported; rarely, hypotension, bradycardia, conjunctivitis, browache Brown pigmentation particularly in those with mixedcolour irides; blepharitis, ocular irritation and pain; darkening, thickening and lengthening of eye lashes; conjunctival hyperaemia; transient punctate epithelial erosion; skin rash.
Sympathomimetics
Brimonidine tartarate ALPHAGAN Eye Drops raised intraocular pressure ocular reactions include hyperaemia, burning, stinging, blurring, pruritus, allergy, and conjunctival follicles; occasionally corneal erosion and staining, photophobia, eyelid inflammation, conjunctivitis; headache, dry mouth, taste alteration, fatigue severe smarting and redness of the eye
Dipivefrin HCl
OFTANEX PROPINE
Eye Drops Eye Drops
primary openangle glaucoma
Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors and systemic drugs

Acetazolamide DIAMOX DIAMOX SUSTETS Injection Tablet Capsule reduction of intraocular pressure in open-angle glaucoma, secondary glaucoma, and peri-operatively in angle-closure glaucoma; diuresis; epilepsy nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, taste disturbance; loss of appetite, paraesthesia, flushing, headache, hypokalaemia, hyponatraemia, hyperchloraemic acidosis; severe hepatic impairment; renal impairment; sulphonamide hypersensitivity
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Dorzolamide HCl
TRUSOPT
Eye Drops
XOLA
Eye Drops
Raised intraocular pressure in ocular hypertension, open-angle glaucoma, pseudoexfoliative glaucoma either as adjunct to beta-blocker or used alone in patients unresponsive to beta-blockers or if beta-blockers contra-indicated.
dizziness, fatigue, irritability, depression; thirst, polyuria; reduced libido; metabolic acidosis and electrolyte disturbances on long-term therapy nausea, bitter taste, dry mouth; headache, asthenia; ocular irritation, blurred vision, lacrimation, conjunctivitis, superficial punctuate keratitis, eyelid inflammation; less commonly iridocyclitis; rarely hypersensitivity reactions
renal impairment; hyperchloraemic acidosis; pregnancy and breast-feeding
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PILOCARPINE
Pilocarpine APICARPINE Eye Drops Ciliary spasm leads to headache and browache which may be more severe in the initial 24 weeks of treatment (a particular disadvantage in patients under 40 years of age). Ocular sideeffects include burning, itching, smarting, blurred vision Miotics are contraindicated in conditions where pupillary constriction is undesirable such as acute iritis, anterior uveitis and some forms of secondary glaucoma. They should be avoided in acute inflammatory disease of the anterior segment.
ISOPTO CARPINE
Eye Drops
MINIMS PILOCARPINE
Eye Drops Glaucoma
PILOTINA-2 PILOTINA-4 SPERSACARPINE
Eye Drops Eye Drops Eye Drops Eye Oint. Eye Drops
1-2 gtts in eye 1-6 times/d
Pilocarpine hypromellose
ISOPTO CARPINE
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Local anaesthetics
Oxybuprocaine MINIMS BENOXINATE Eye Drops ( )
Oxybuprocaine
NOVESINE
Eye Drops
local anaesthetic
Tetracaine HCl
TETRACAINE
Eye Drops
Miscellaneous ophthalmic preparations

Tear deficiency, ocular lubricants, and astringents
Carbomer , mannitol , NaOH LACRYVISC Gel dry eyes including keratoconjunctivitis sicca, unstable tear film dry eye conditions
Carboxy methylcellulose sodium (carmellose sodium) Hydroxy propylmethyl cellulose drops 0.5% Hydroxy ethylcellulose , sodium chloride Naphazoline nitrate , zinc sulphate Polyvinyl alcohol Polyvinyl alcohol , povidone
CELLUVISC REFRESH PLUS
Eye Drops Eye Drops
ISOPTO PLAIN DROPS
Eye Drops
MINIMS ARTIFICIAL TEARS OCULOSAN
Eye Drops
allergic conjunctivitis tear deficiency tear deficiency ( ) - ( )
Eye Drops
LIQUIFILM OPTIFRESH
Eye Drops Eye Drops
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REFRESH Pot. Iodide, Na iodide Sodium chloride VITREOLENT
Eye Drops Eye Drops
APISAL
Eye Drops
irrigation, including first-aid removal of harmful substances
MINIMS SODIUM CHLORIDE PHYSIOL
Eye Drops
Eye Drops
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Ocular diagnostic and peri-operative preparations and photodynamic treatment

Apraclonidine IOPIDINE Eye Drops control of intraocular pressure dry mouth, taste disturbance; hyperaemia, ocular pruritus, discomfort and lacrimation (withdraw if ocular intolerance including oedema of lids and conjunctiva); headache, asthenia, dry nose; lid retraction, conjunctival blanching and mydriasis history of severe or unstable and uncontrolled cardiovascular disease
Diclofenac
VOLTAREN OCUGESIC ROFENAC
Eye Drops Eye Drops Eye Drops
Fluoresceinatesodium
FLUORESCEIN SODIUM MINIMS FLUORESCEIN SODIUM FLUORETS
Eye Drops Eye Drops
inhibition of intraoperative miosis during cataract surgery (but does not possess intrinsic mydriatic properties); postoperative inflammation in cataract surgery, strabismus surgery or argon laser trabeculoplasty; pain in corneal epithelial defects detection of lesions and foreign bodies
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Eye Drops
Flurbiprofen sodium
OCUFEN LIQUIFILM
Eye Drops
inhibition of intraoperative miosis (but does not possess intrinsic mydriatic properties); anterior segment inflammation following postoperative and post-laser trabeculoplasty when corticosteroids contra-indicated
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Ketorolac tromethamine
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Eye Drops
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer

Drug Store
ACULAR
Lignocaine , fluorescein Rose Bengal
MINIMS LIGNOCAINE MINIMS ROSE BENGAL VISUDYNE
Eye Drops
prophylaxis and reduction of inflammation and associated symptoms following ocular surgery detection of lesions and foreign bodies detection of lesions and foreign bodies Photodynamic treatment of agerelated macular degeneration associated with predominantly classic subfoveal choroidal neovascularisation or with pathological myopia. It is also licensed for occult subfoveal choroidal neovascularisation with disease progression visual disturbances (including blurred vision, flashing lights, visual-field defects), nausea, back pain, asthenia, pruritus, hypercholesterol aemia, fever; rarely lacrimation disorder, subretinal or vitreous haemorrhage, hypersensitivity reactions porphyria; breastfeeding
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Eye Drops
Verteporfin
Injection
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Side Effects
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Drug Store
Ear, nose, and oropharynx

Drugs acting on the ear 169 Otitis externa ...................................................................................................... 169 Removal of ear wax ........................................................................................... 170 Drugs acting on the nose 170 Drugs used in nasal allergy ................................................................................ 170 Topical nasal decongestants ............................................................................... 171 Nasal preparations for infection ......................................................................... 171 Drugs acting on the oropharynx 171 Drugs for oral ulceration and inflammation....................................................... 171 Oropharyngeal anti-infective drugs ................................................................... 172
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Drugs acting on the ear

Benzocaine , phenazone Oxymethurea, acediasulphone nitrate, cinchocaine. EARCALM CILOPRINE CUM ANAESTHETICO Ear drops Ear drops - ( )
Otitis externa
Anti-inflammatory preparations
Dexametasone DECADRON E/E Drops . . . . . .
DECADRON
E/E Drops
Dexamethasone , neomycin
DECADRON NEO DECADRON WITH NEOMYCIN
E/E Drops
E/E Drops
Anti-infective preparations
Clotrimazole CANESTEN CLOTREX Ear drops Ear drops fungal infection in otitis externa occasional local irritation or sensitivity
CLOZOLE DERMATIN MICOTER
Ear drops Ear drops Ear drops
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OTOZOL
Ear drops
Neomycin so4 , polymyxin-b so4 , hydrocortisone
OTOSPORIN
Ear drops
bacterial infection in otitis externa
local sensitivity
perforated tympanic membrane
Gentamicin (Gentamycin)
GENTACIN ALCOMICIN
E/E Drops E/E Drops
GARAMYCIN
E/E Drops
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Re mo val of ear wa x
Docusate sodium WAXSOL
MINIMS GENTAMYCIN
E/E Drops
APIGEN
E/E Drops
COLIRCUSI GENTAMYCIN GENTAM Ear drops
E/E Drops
E/E Drops softening ear wax
Drugs acting on the nose

Drugs used in nasal allergy
Azelastin HCl ALLERGODIL Nasal spray allergic rhinitis irritation of nasal mucosa; bitter taste (if applied incorrectly) Dryness, irritation of nose and throat, epistaxis and rarely ulceration; nasal septal perforation and raised intra-ocular pressure or glaucoma may also occur rarely "" --- .
Beclomethasone dipropionate
RINO-CLENIL
Nasal spray
BECONASE BECONASE
Nasal spray Spray
prophylaxis and treatment of allergic and vasomotor rhinitis
Budesonide
RHINOCORT
Nasal spray
prophylaxis and treatment of allergic and vasomotor rhinitis; nasal polyps
Fluticasone propionate
FLIXONASE
Nasal drops Nasal spray
FLIXONASE
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Mometasone furoate
NASONEX
Nasal spray
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Topical nasal decongestants

Xylometazolin NAZIX OTRIVIN Nasal drops Nasal spray Gel Nasal spray Nasal drops Nasal spray nasal congestion May cause a hypertensive crisis if used during treatment with a monoamineoxidase inhibitor including moclobemide. ( ) XYLOMET Nasal drops ---
XYLOCOMOD XYLOLIN DECOZAL
Nasal spray Nasal drops
Nasal preparations for infection

Dimethindene, phenylephrine , neomycin Mupirocin calcium VIBROCIL Nasal spray eradication of nasal carriage of staphylococci eradication of nasal carriage of staphylococci ( ) ()
BACTROBAN
Nasal Oint.
Neomycin
NEOMYCIN
Nasal spray
eradication of nasal carriage of staphylococci
Drugs acting on the oropharynx

Drugs for oral ulceration and inflammation
Benzoxonium chloride , lidocaine HCl OROFAR Lozenge relief of pain in oral lesions avoid anaesthesia of the pharynx before meals risk of choking avoid anaesthesia of the pharynx before meals risk of choking avoid anaesthesia of the pharynx before meals risk of choking
Chlorhexidine , benzocaine
HIBITANE LOZENGES
Lozenge
relief of pain in oral lesions
Lignocaine HCl
LIDOCAINE XYLOCAINE
Ointment Ointment Topical solution
relief of pain in oral lesions
Rhei. Ext. (anthraquinon glycosides) , salicylic acid Triamcinolone acetonide
PYRALVEX
mild oral and perioral lesions
KENALOG IN ORABASE
Orabase
oral and perioral lesions
occasional exacerbation of local infection; thrush or other candidal infections
untreated oral infection; manufacturer of triamcinolone contra-indicates use on tuberculous and viral lesions
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Oropharyngeal anti-infective drugs

Nystatin MIKOSTAT MYCOSAT Suspension Suspension candidiasis; oral infection nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea at high doses; oral irritation and sensitization; rash (including urticaria) and rarely Stevens-Johnson syndrome reported ---
MYCOSTATIN
Suspension
RIANEST SINATEN
Suspension Suspension
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Side Effects
Contra-indications
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Drug Store
Skin
Topical corticosteroids 174 Preparations for eczema and psoriasis 178 Acne and rosacea 179 Preparations for warts and calluses 180 Shampoos and other preparations for scalp and hair conditions 180 Anti-infective skin preparations 181 Antibacterial preparations .................................................................................. 181 Antifungal preparations ..................................................................................... 182 Skin cleansers and antiseptics 183
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Topical corticosteroids
Class 1
Very potent (up to 600 times as potent as hydrocortisone)
Clobetasol propionate CLOBEDERM CLODERM Ointment Ointment Cream short-term treatment only of severe resistant inflammatory skin disorders such as recalcitrant eczemas unresponsive to less potent corticosteroids; psoriasis Mild and moderately potent topical corticosteroids are associated with few sideeffects but care is required in the use of potent and very potent corticosteroids. Absorption through the skin can rarely cause adrenal suppression and even Cushing's syndrome Topical corticosteroids are contra-indicated in untreated bacterial, fungal, or viral skin lesions, in acne rosacea, and in perioral dermatitis; potent corticosteroids are contra-indicated in widespread plaque psoriasis DIPROSALIC Lotion Ointment Ointment BETAZOL Cream -- SALIBET -- -- ------
CORTIMAX DECLOBAN
Ointment Cream Ointment
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DERMAL DERMOVATE
GAMAVATE PROMAX
Cream Ointment Cream Scalp app. Ointment Cream Ointment
Betamethasone dipropionate , clotrimazole Betamethasone dipropionate , salicylic acid
LOTRIDERM
Cream
Betamethasone dipropionate , gentamycin Betamethasone dipropionate , gentamycin , miconazole nitrate Betamethasone dipropionate , miconazole nitrate Diflucortolone valerate
DIPROGENTA
Ointment Cream Cream
BETAZOL G
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NERISONE FORTE
Ointment
Class 2
Potent (I50-100 times as potent as hydrocortisone)
Betamethasone BETADERM BETAMET BETASONE Cream Ointment Ointment Cream Ointment severe inflammatory skin disorders such as eczemas unresponsive to less potent corticosteroids; care is required in the use of potent and very potent corticosteroids. Absorption through the skin Topical corticosteroids are contra-indicated in untreated bacterial, fungal, or viral skin lesions, in acne rosacea, and in ---
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Cream Ointment
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BETAVAL
psoriasis,
BETNOVATE
Cream Ointment
can rarely cause adrenal suppression and even Cushing's syndrome
perioral dermatitis; potent corticosteroids are contra-indicated in widespread plaque psoriasis
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CELESTODERMV DERMESONE RIAVATE TABETA
Ointment Cream Ointment Ointment Cream Ointment Scalp app. Ointment Cream Lotion Cream
Betamethasone dipropionate
DIPROLENE
PROBATE
Betamethasone valerate
BETNOVATE
Scalp app.
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Betamethasone , fucidic acid Betamethasone , neomycin
FUCIBET FUCICORT BETAVAL-N
Cream Cream Ointment Cream
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BETNOVATE-N
Cream Ointment
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Betamethasone , gentamycin sulphate Betamethasone valerate , cinchocaine HCl Betamethasone valerate , gentamycin Dexamethasone , salicylic acid Diflucortolone valerate , chlorquinaldol
CELESTODERMV-GARAMYCIN SUPRAPROCT-S
Cream
Ointment
CELESTODERMV GARAMYCIN SALIDEX NERISONE C
Ointment
Ointment Solution Cream
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Diflucortolone valerate
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Ointment Cream
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
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Drug Store

NERISONE
severe inflammatory skin disorders such as eczemas unresponsive to less potent corticosteroids; high strength (0.3%), shortterm treatment of severe exacerbations; psoriasis
care is required in the use of potent and very potent corticosteroids. Absorption through the skin can rarely cause adrenal suppression and even Cushing's syndrome
Topical corticosteroids are contra-indicated in untreated bacterial, fungal, or viral skin lesions, in acne rosacea, and in perioral dermatitis; potent corticosteroids are contra-indicated in widespread plaque psoriasis
Fluocinolone , chlormidazole Fluocinolone , chlormidazole , salicylic acid Fluocinolone , neomycin
MYCOSYNALAR MYCOSYNALAR PETRALAR-N
Cream Solution
Cream
SYNALAR N Fluocinolone acetonide DERMOLAR PETRALAR-F
Cream Ointment Cream Ointment Cream
inflammatory skin disorders such as eczemas; psoriasis
SYNALAR
Fluprednidene acetate Fluprednidene , salicylic acid Fluprednidene acetate , gentamycin Fluticasone propionate Hydrocortisone butyrate
DECODERM SALIDECODREM DECODERM COMPOUND POTENCORT LOCOID
Cream Ointment Gel Lotion Cream Ointment Cream
Cream Ointment Ointment Cream Lotion Emulsion Cream Cream
LOCOID CRELO LOCOID LIPO Isoconazole nitrate , diflucortolone valerate Mometasone furate TRAVOCORT
severe inflammatory skin disorders such as eczemas unresponsive to less potent corticosteroids; psoriasis
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() ()
ELOCOM
ELICA
Lotion Ointment Cream Cream Ointment
severe inflammatory skin disorders such as eczemas unresponsive to less potent
care is required in the use of potent and very potent corticosteroids. Absorption
Topical corticosteroids are contra-indicated in untreated bacterial, fungal, or viral skin lesions, in acne
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Lotion Ointment Cream
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METAZ
corticosteroids; psoriasis,
through the skin can rarely cause adrenal suppression and even Cushing's syndrome
rosacea, and in perioral dermatitis; potent corticosteroids are contra-indicated in widespread plaque psoriasis
Mometasone , miconazole nitrate , gentamycin sulphate Mometasone furoate , miconazole nitrate Mometasone furoate , salicylic acid
MOMENTA
Cream
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ELICA-M
Cream
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ELICASAL
Ointment -
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VOCORT Triamcinolone , econazole Triamcinolone , nystatin , neomycin , gramicidin PEVISONE
Cream Cream
KENACOMB PANDERM ULTRADERM
Cream Ointment Ointment Cream Ointment Cream
Class 3
Moderate (2-25 times as potent as hydrocortisone)
Clobetasone-17butyrate CLOBATE Ointment eczemas and dermatitis of all types; maintenance between courses of more potent corticosteroids Mild and moderately potent topical corticosteroids are associated with few sideeffects but care is required in the use of potent and very potent corticosteroids. Absorption through the skin can rarely cause adrenal suppression and even Cushing's syndrome --Topical corticosteroids are contra-indicated in untreated bacterial, fungal, or viral skin lesions, in acne rosacea, and in perioral dermatitis; potent corticosteroids are contra-indicated in widespread plaque psoriasis
Flumethasone , salicylic acid Flumethasone , salicylic acid , coal tar Flumethasone pivalate Flumethasone pivalate , clioquinol Flumethasone pivalate , neomycin
LOCASALEN LOCACORTEN TAR LOCACORTEN LOCACORTENVIOFORM LOCACORTEN WIYH NEOMYCIN
Ointment Ointment
Ointment Cream Cream Ointment Ointment
Class 4
Mild
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Hydrocortisone
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Cream Ointment Cream Ointment Cream
Indications
Side Effects
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ALFACORT RIACORT TOPICORT
mild inflammatory skin disorders such as eczemas; nappy rash,
Hydrocortisone , clioquinol
BRAQUINOL H.C
Cream
VIOFORM Hydrocortisone , idochlorhydroxyquine Hydrocortisone , natamycin , neomycin Hydrocortisone aceponate DERMOCORT
Cream Cream
PIMAFUCORT
Cream Ointment Cream Cream Cream Cream Ointment
Mild and moderately potent topical corticosteroids are associated with few sideeffects but care is required in the use of potent and very potent corticosteroids. Absorption through the skin can rarely cause adrenal suppression and even Cushing's syndrome
Topical corticosteroids are contra-indicated in untreated bacterial, fungal, or viral skin lesions, in acne rosacea, and in perioral dermatitis; potent corticosteroids are contra-indicated in widespread plaque psoriasis
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EFFICORT EFFICORT LIPOCREAM CORTIDERM HYDROCORTISONE CLIOCORT
Hydrocortisone acetate Hydrocortisone acetate , clioquinol Hydrocortisone acetate , neomycin sulphate Centella extract , neomycin , hydrocortisone
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NEOMYCINHYDROCORTISOINE MADECASSOL N-HC
Ointment
Ointment
Preparations for eczema and psoriasis

Bufexamac , nystatin , neomycin Calcipotriol FLOGOCID Ointment Cream Ointment Cream plaque psoriasis Local skin reactions ; photosensitivity; rarely facial or perioral dermatitis, skin atrophy They should be avoided by those with calcium metabolism disorders, --
DAIVONEX
Coaltar +juniper tar +pine tar shampoo Pimecrolimus
POLYTAR
Shampoo
acute treatment of mild to moderate atopic eczema (including flares) burning sensation, pruritus, erythema, skin infections (including folliculitis and less commonly impetigo, herpes simplex and zoster, molluscum contagiosum); rarely papilloma, local reactions including pain, paraesthesia, contact with eyes and mucous membranes, application under occlusion, infection at treatment site; congenital epidermal barrier defects; generalised erythroderma
ELIDIL
Cream
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Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
peeling, dryness, oedema,
Acne and rosacea

Adapalene DIFFERIN Cream Gel mild to moderate acne Local reactions include burning, erythema, stinging, pruritus, dry or peeling skin (discontinue if severe). Increased sensitivity to UVB light or sunlight occurs. Temporary changes of skin pigmentation have been reported. Eye irritation and oedema, local irritation (reduce frequency or discontinue use temporarily); rarely photosensitisation skin irritation (reduce frequency or suspend use until irritation subsides and re-introduce at reduced frequency) Local reactions include burning, erythema, stinging, pruritus, dry or peeling skin (discontinue if severe). Increased sensitivity to UVB light or sunlight occurs. Temporary changes of skin pigmentation have been reported. Eye irritation and oedema Redness and skin peeling might occur initially but settles with time. Several months of treatment may be needed to achieve an optimal response Topical retinoids are contra-indicated in pregnancy; women of child-bearing age should take adequate contraceptive precautions. Tretinoin is contra-indicated in personal or familial history of cutaneous epithelioma. Topical retinoids are contra-indicated in pregnancy; women of child-bearing age should take adequate contraceptive precautions. Tretinoin is contra-indicated in personal or familial history of cutaneous epithelioma.
Azelaic acid
ACNEDERM
Lotion
acne vulgaris
Azelaic acid
SKINOREN
Cream
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Benzoyl peroxide
ACNEZOYL
Gel
acne vulgaris
Benzoyl peroxide Benzoyl peroxide Isotretinoin
BENZAC PANOXYL ISOTREX
Gel Gel Lotion Gel
mild to moderate acne
Isotretinoin
ISOTREXIN
Gel
Isotretinoin
ROACCUTANE
Capsule
comedonal acne
Topical retinoids are contra-indicated in pregnancy; women of child-bearing age should take adequate contraceptive precautions. Tretinoin is contra-indicated in personal or familial
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and the treatment should be continued until no new lesions develop
history of cutaneous epithelioma.
Preparations for warts and calluses

Podophyllin resin , salicylic acid POSALFILIN Ointment External genital warts, applied weekly in genitourinary clinic Irritation of the treated area. They can also cause severe systemic toxicity on excessive application including gastrointestinal, renal, hematological, and CNS effects. Irritation of the treated area. They can also cause severe systemic toxicity on excessive application including gastrointestinal, renal, hematological, and CNS effects. skin irritation pregnancy and breast-feeding; children
Podophyllotoxin
CONDYLINE
Solution
Condylomata acuminata affecting the penis or the female external genitalia
pregnancy and breast-feeding; children
()
Salicylic acid , lactic acid
NOCAL
Solution
For plantar and mosaic warts, corns, and calluses, common and plantar warts
Salicylic acid , lactic acid , oxypolyethoxydodecane
COLLOMACK
Solution
skin irritation
Shampoos and other preparations for scalp and hair conditions

Minoxidil HAIRGROW Solution male-pattern baldness (men and women) irritant dermatitis, allergic contact dermatitis, discontinue if hair loss persists for more than 2 weeks sodium and water retention; weight gain, peripheral oedema, tachycardia, hypertrichosis; reversible rise in creatinine and blood urea nitrogen Phaeochromocytoma
NEOXIDIL
Solution
REGAINE
Solution Gel
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Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
Anti-infective skin preparations

Antibacterial preparations
Fucidic acid , hydrocortsone acetate Fusidate sodium FUCIDIN H Cream Infections caused by penicillinresistant staphylococci, especially osteomyelitis, as they are well concentrated in bone; they are also used for staphylococcal endocarditis. A second antistaphylococcal antibiotic is usually required to prevent emergence o nausea, vomiting, reversible jaundice, especially after high dosage or rapid infusion (withdraw therapy if persistent); rarely hypersensitivity reactions, acute renal failure (usually with jaundice), blood disorders - Silver sulphadiazine FLAMAZINE Cream ----- --- -- ---
BALAD FUCIDIN FUCIDIN INTER TULLE FUSIBACT
Ointment Ointment Medicated guaze Ointment
FUSIDERM FUTASOLE UCIDERM ZETA Fusidic acid Fusidic acid BALAD DERMOFUCIN
Ointment Ointment Ointment Ointment Cream Cream
---
FUCIDIN FUSIBACT
Cream Gel Cream
FUSIDERM FUTASOLE UCIDERM ZETA Fusidic acid , betamethasone Fusidic acid anhydrouse , betamethasone Fusidic acid anhydrouse , betamethasone valerate Metronidazole FUSIBACT-B
Cream Cream Cream Cream Cream
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FUSIDERM B
Cream
--
UCIDERM -B
Cream
ELYZOLE ROZEX
Cream Gel
FLAMAZINE FLAMAZINE
Cream Cream
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Trade Name
Dosage Form
Cream
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer

Drug Store

SILVERIN
Antifungal preparations
Ketoconazole NIZORAL Cream Shampoo Shampoo Cream Shampoo systemic mycoses, serious chronic resistant mucocutaneous candidiasis, serious resistant gastro-intestinal mycoses, chronic resistant vaginal candidiasis, resistant dermatophyte infections of skin or finger nails (not toe nails); prophylaxis of mycoses Prevention and treatment of oral and intestinal fungal infections, Localized lesions, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain; pruritus; less commonly diarrhoea, dyspepsia, headache, dizziness, photophobia, rash, and alopecia; rarely paraesthesia, impotence, and thrombocytopenia; very rarely fatal liver damage - hepatic impairment; breast-feeding
PHILAZOLE VAVO
----
Miconazloe
DAKTARIN
Tinctrue
CANDIZOL
Cream
DAKTARIN
Cream
nausea and vomiting, diarrhoea (usually on long-term treatment); rarely allergic reactions; isolated reports of hepatitis
hepatic impairment
--
DAKTARIN
Lotion
HAIRSCIENCE ANTIDANDRUFF SHAMPOO MICONAZ MIKOZAL MYCOHEAL Miconazole nitrate DAKTARIN
Shampoo
- -
Cream Cream Cream Powder
DERMIZOL
Gel
MICONAZ MYCOHEAL Miconazole nitrate , hydrocortisone CANDICORT
Powder Vaginal suppositories Cream
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Trade Name
Dosage Form
Cream
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
-
Drug Store

DAKTACORT
MYCOHEAL HC Nystatin DERMOSE CUSI NYSTATIN MIKOSTAT RIANEST
Cream Ointment candidiasis; vaginal infection ; oral infection ; skin infection nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea at high doses; oral irritation and sensitization; rash (including urticaria) and rarely StevensJohnson syndrome reported
Cream Ointment Cream Ointment Ointment
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SINATEN
Nystatin , neomycin , gramicidin
KENACIN
Cream
dermatophyte infections of the nails, ringworm infections (including tinea pedis, cruris, and corporis) where oral therapy appropriate (due to site, severity or extent) abdominal discomfort, anorexia, nausea, diarrhoea; headache; rash and urticaria occasionally with arthralgia or myalgia; less commonly taste disturbance; rarely liver toxicity (including jaundice, cholestasis and hepatitis) discontinue treatment, angioedema ( )
Nystatin , zinc oxide
MULTILIND
Ointment
Terbinafine
LAMIFEN
Cream
---
Terbinafine HCl
LAMISIL
Cream Solution Spray
Skin cleansers and antiseptics
Cetrimide
CETAVLEX
Cream
skin disinfection
skin irritation and occasionally sensitization
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Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
Immunological products and vaccines
Vaccines and antisera Immunoglobulins 187
185
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Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
Vaccines and antisera

Diphetria toxoid ,tetanus toxoid , pertussis antigens Diphtheria toxoid, tetanus toxoid, pertussis INFANRIX-HIB Injection primary immunization of children aged between 2 months and 10 years primary immunization of children aged between 2 months and 10 years Diphtheria vaccines for children over 10 years and adults . . . . ) (
TRITANRIX-HB
Injection
Diphtheria , tetanus , pertusis
D.T.Coq VACCINE
Injection
DI-TE PER ANATOXAL Diphtheria , tetanus , pertussis , polio DITEPERPOL VACCINE
Injection Injection primary immunization of children aged between 2 months and 10 years Diphtheria vaccines for children over 10 years and adults Diphtheria vaccines for children over 10 years and adults primary immunization of children aged between 2 months and 10 years primary immunization of children aged between 2 months and 10 years primary immunization of children aged between 2 months and 10 years primary immunization of children aged between 2 months and 10 years primary immunization of children aged between 2 months and 10
Diphtheria , tetanus vaccine Diphtheria , tetanus vaccine Diphtheria , tetanus vaccine
D.T.VAX ADSORB
Injection
( )
DI-TE ANATOXAL BERNA FOR ADULT DI-TE ANATOXAL BERNA FOR CHILDREN
Injection
Injection
Diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, H.influenza
TETRAMUNE VACCINE
Injection
Diphtheria , tetanus &cellular pertussis toxoid Diphtheria toxoid , tetanus , bordetella pertusis , type 1,2,3 polio virus Haemophilus conjugate , diphtheria ,tetanus, pertusis ,
INFANRIX
Injection
. . ) ( ) (
TETRA Coq VACCINE
Injection
PENTACT HIB VACCINE
Injection
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polio virus
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
years
Haemophilus conjugate, diphtheria, tetanus, pertusis Haemophilus influenza type B vaccine Haemophilus influenzae B conjugate
TETRACT HIB VACCINE
Injection
HIBERIX
Injection
primary immunization of children aged between 2 months and 10 years childhood immunization
) ( Fever, restlessness, prolonged crying, loss of appetite, vomiting, and diarrhoea; hypersensitivity reactions (including anaphylaxis) and collapse have been reported. . . ) ( . . .. ) ( . . . . . . . ) ( . .
ACT-Hib
Injection
HIBTITER VACCINE VAXEM HIB
Injection Injection
Hepatitis A antigen
HAVRIX
Injection
for individuals at risk of infection
VAQTA AVAXIM
Injection Injection
Hepatitis B surface antigen Hepatitis B vaccine
HB-VAX DNA
Injection
ENGERIX B
Injection
high risk of contracting hepatitis B high risk of contracting hepatitis B
HB-VAX DNA
Injection
Measles vaccine
ATTENUVAX
Injection
MORATEN ROUVAX
Injection Injection
(In children) mild measles-like syndrome, measles-like rash, and pyrexia about a week after injection. convulsions
Measles virus live , mumps , rubella
M.M.R II
Injection
Eliminate measles, mumps, and rubella (and congenital rubella syndrome).
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Scientific Name
Meningococal vaccine ACWY
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Injection
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
. .
Drug Store
MENCEVAX ACWY
Immunization for travellers
injection-site reactions , Hypersensitivity reactions including anaphylaxis have been reported redness, swelling, and pain at the site of the injection, mild fever, irritability, drowsiness, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, diarrhoea, anorexia in children, headache, myalgia, rash, urticaria
Meningococcal vaccine A+C
MENCEVAX AC VACCINE
Injection
MENINGOCOCCAL VACCINE
Injection
Childhood immunization, Contacts of infected individuals and laboratory workers
. . ) (
Mumps viral vaccine
MUMPSVAX
Injection
Immunoglobulins
Anti-hepatitis B immunoglobulin
AUNATIV
Injection
HEPUMAN Antimeasle imunoglobuline Anti-parotitis immunsglobulin Anti-rho(d) immunoglobulin MORUMAN PARUMAN RHESUMAN
prevention of infection , personnel been accidentally inoculated with hepatitis B virus, infants born to mothers became infected with this virus in pregnancy or are high-risk carriers
Protect from the hazard of haemolytic disease of the newborn.
ANTI-SCORPION VENOM F(ab)2
SCORPION ANTIVENOM
Injection
Anti-venom immunoglobulin
COBRA ANTIVENOM
Injection
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Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
) (
Drug Store
Anti-venum immunoglobulin against 6types of snakes
POLYVALENT SNAKE ANTIVENUM
Injection
Human normal immunoglobulin
VIGAM LIQUID
Injection
protection of susceptible against hepatitis A virus (infectious hepatitis), measles and, to a lesser extent, rubella
may interfere with the immune response to live virus vaccines ,
Patients with known class-specific antibody to immunoglobulin A (IgA).
Human antidiphtheria immunoglobulin Human antipertussis immunoglobulin Human antitetanus immunoglobulin Human immunoglobin-G
DIPHUMAN BERNA TOSUMAN
Injection
Injection
TETUMAN
Injection
GAMMAGARD S/D
Injection
For the management of tetanus-prone wounds Replacement therapy , idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura , Kawasaki syndrome, prophylaxis of infection following bone-marrow transplantation
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Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
Anaesthesia
General anaesthesia 190 Intravenous anaesthetics .................................................................................... 190 Inhalational anaesthetics .................................................................................... 190 Antimuscarinic drugs ......................................................................................... 191 Sedative and analgesic peri-operative drugs ...................................................... 191 Muscle relaxants ................................................................................................ 192 Antagonists for central and respiratory depression ............................................ 193 Local anaesthesia 194
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Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
General anaesthesia
Intravenous anaesthetics
Ketamine HCl TEKAM Injection induction and maintenance of anaesthesia High incidence of hallucinations, nightmares, and transient psychotic effects. Extraneous muscle movements; cardiovascular stimulation, tachycardia, raised arterial pressure. bradycardia, occasionally profound; intravenous administration of an antimuscarinic drug may prevent this., flushing; transient apnoea during induction; less commonly thrombosis, phlebitis; very rarely pancreatitis, pulmonary oedema, sexual disinhibition, arrhythmias, myocardial depression, laryngeal spasm, cough, sneezing, hypersensitivity reactions, rash, injection-site reactions; excessive doses associated with hypothermia and profound cerebral impairment Hypertension and is best avoided in those prone to hallucinations or nightmares. It also has abuse potential and may itself cause dependence, porphyria
Propofol
DIPRIVAN PROPOFOL
Injection Injection
Induction of anaesthesia, Maintenance of anaesthesia, Sedation in intensive care, Sedation for surgical and diagnostic procedures,
not to be used for sedation of ventilated children and adolescents under 17 years
RECOFOL
Injection
Thiopentone sodium
INTRAVAL
Injection
THIOPENTAL THIOPENTAL
Injection Injection
induction of general anaesthesia; anaesthesia of short duration; reduction of raised intracranial pressure if ventilation controlled; status epilepticus
porphyria; myotonic dystrophy; breastfeeding
) (
Inhalational anaesthetics
Desflurane Isoflurane SUPRANE AERRANE FLORAN FORANE Sevoflurane SEVOFLURANE Inhalation Inhalation Inhalation Inhalation Inhalation
induction and maintenance of anaesthesia
susceptibility to malignant hyperthermia
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Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
Antimuscarinic drugs
Atropine sulphate ATROPINE SULF ATROPINE SULPHATE Injection Injection drying secretions; reversal of excessive bradycardia; with neostigmine for reversal of nondepolarising neuromuscular block; antidote to organophosphorous poisoning, antispasmodic ; bradycardia ; cardiopulmonary resuscitation;
0.4-0.6 mg PO, IM, SC, IV
ATROPINE SULPHATE ATROPINE SULPHATE ATROPINE SULPHATE
Injection Injection
Injection
Constipation, transient bradycardia, reduced bronchial secretions, urinary urgency and retention, dilatation of the pupils with loss of accommodation, photophobia, dry mouth, flushing and dryness of the skin.
Antimuscarinics are contra-indicated in myasthenia gravis , paralytic ileus, pyloric stenosis and prostatic enlargement
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Sedative and analgesic peri-operative drugs

Alfentanil HCl RAPIFEN Injection analgesia especially during short operative procedure and outpatient surgery; enhancement of anaesthesia; analgesia and suppression of respiratory activity in patients receiving intensive care, with assisted ventilation, for up to 4 days analgesia during operation, enhancement of anaesthesia; respiratory depressant in assisted respiration; analgesia in other situations sedation with amnesia; sedation in intensive care; premedication, induction of anaesthesia; status epilepticus [unlicensed use], hypertension, myoclonic movements; less commonly arrhythmias, cough, hiccup, laryngospasm, visual disturbances -
Fentanyl
FENTANYL CITRATE FENTANYLJANSSEN
Injection Injection
myoclonic movements; less commonly laryngospasm; rarely asystole, insomnia
Midazolam
DORMICUM
Injection
gastro-intestinal disturbances, increased appetite, jaundice; hypotension, cardiac arrest, heart rate changes, anaphylaxis, thrombosis; laryngospasm, bronchospasm, respiratory depression and respiratory arrest
marked neuromuscular respiratory weakness including unstable myasthenia gravis; severe respiratory depression; acute pulmonary insufficiency
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Scientific Name
Remifentanil HCl
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Injection
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer

Drug Store
ULTIVA
supplementation of general anaesthesia during induction and analgesia during maintenance of anaesthesia ; analgesia and sedation in ventilated, intensive care patients
hypertension, hypoxia; very rarely asystole and anaphylaxis
left ventricular dysfunction
Sufentanil
SUFENTA
Injection
Muscle relaxants
Non-depolarizing muscle relaxants

Atracurium besylate ATACURE ATRACURIUM BESYLATE TRACRIUM Injection Injection Injection muscle relaxation (short to intermediate duration) for surgery or during intensive care muscle relaxation (intermediate duration) for surgery or during intensive care muscle relaxation (short duration) for surgery muscle relaxation (long duration) for surgery or during intensive care
Cisatracurium besilate
NIMBEX
Injection
Mivacurium chloride Pancuronium bromide
MIVACRON
Injection
ALPAX PANCURONIUM ESMERON
Vecuronium bromide
NORCURON
muscle relaxation (intermediate duration) for surgery
Histamine release which can cause skin flushing, hypotension, tachycardia, bronchospasm and rarely, anaphylactoid reactions. Most aminosteroid muscle relaxants produce minimal histamine release. Drugs possessing vagolytic activity can counteract any bradycardia
Depolarizing muscle relaxants

Suxamethonium chloride LYSTHENON SICCUM Injection muscle relaxation (rapid onset, short duration) postoperative muscle pain, myoglobinuria, myoglobinaemia; tachycardia, arrhythmias, cardiac arrest, hypertension, hypotension; bronchospasm, apnea, prolonged respiratory family history of malignant hyperthermia, low plasma cholinesterase activity, hyperkalaemia; major trauma, severe burns, neurological disease involving acute wasting of major muscle, "" (.) .
Suxamethonium chloride
SUCCINYL SICCUM
Injection
Suxamethoniumchloride
MIDARINE
Injection
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Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
depression, anaphylactic reactions; hyperkalaemia; hyperthermia;
prolonged immobilization
Antagonists for central and respiratory depression

Flumazenil ANEXATE Injection reversal of sedative effects of benzodiazepines in anesthetic, intensive care, and diagnostic procedures nausea, vomiting, and flushing; agitation, anxiety, and fear; transient increase in blood pressure and heartrate in intensive care patients reactions hypotension, hypertension, ventricular tachycardia and fibrillation, cardiac arrest; hyperventilation, dyspnoea, pulmonary oedema; less commonly agitation, excitement, paraesthesia hypotension, hypertension, ventricular tachycardia and fibrillation, cardiac arrest; hyperventilation, dyspnoea, pulmonary oedema; less commonly agitation, excitement, paraesthesia life-threatening condition controlled by benzodiazepines
Naloxone
NARCAN
Injection
NARCAN NEONATAL NAXONE
Injection
Injection
reverse opioid-induced respiratory depression; reversal of neonatal respiratory depression resulting from opioid administration to mother during labour; overdosage with opioids
0.2 4 mg IV initially additional doses repeated at 2 3 min intervals; saller doses are used for postoperative narcotic depression
NALOXONE
Injection
Naltrexone
TREXAN
Tablet
reverse opioid-induced respiratory depression; reversal of neonatal respiratory depression resulting from opioid administration to mother during labour; overdosage with opioids
Maintenance treatment: 50 mg PO daily or 100 mg every other day or 150 mg every third day; 2 mL IV, SC
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Scientific Name
Trade Name
Dosage Form
Indications
Side Effects
Contra-indications
Manufact urer
Drug Store
Local anesthesia
Bupivacaine BUCAINE BUPIVACAINE MARCAINE Lidocaine HCl LIDOCAINE Injection Injection Injection Injection LIDOCAINE LIDOCATON XYLOCAINE Lignocaine , cetrimide Lignocaine XYLONOR LIDOCAINE LIGNOCAINE LIOCAINE Injection Injection Injection Spray Injection Gel Gel . ------
XYLOCARD Lidocaine HCl , epinephrine Lignocaine Lignocaine , adrenaline LIDOCATON
Injection Injection
RIALOCAINE XYLOCAINE
Gel Injection Gel Spray Topical solution Injection Injection
XYLOCARD Lignocaine, epinephrine Ropivacaine HCl LIDOCATON WITH EPINEPHRINE NAROPIN
Injection
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Registered Suppliers Index CONCOR 10MG TAB CONCOR 5MG TAB CONCOR COR 2.5MG TAB CONCOR-5-PLUS TAB COUMADIN TAB 10MG COUMADIN TAB 2.5MG COUMADIN TAB 2MG COUMADIN TAB 5MG COUMADIN TAB 7.5MG COXICAM 15MG TABLET COXICAM 7.5MG TABLET CYTOBION AMP 1MG DAKTACORT CREAM 20MG/GM DAKTARIN 2% TINCTURE DAKTARIN 2%LOTION DAKTARIN CREAM 2% DAKTARIN ORALGEL 2% DAKTARIN POWDER 2% DECODERM COMPOUND CREAM 0.1% DECODERM CREAM 0.1% DERMOLAR SKIN CREAM 0.025% DERMOLAR SKIN OINTMENT 0.025% DICYNONE 2ML/AMP 250MG DICYNONE TAB 250MG DIFFERIN 0.1% CREAM DIFFERIN 0.1% GEL DOXYCIN 100 MG CAPSULES DUROGESIC TTS 100 Ug/HOUR DUROGESIC TTS 25 Ug/HOUR DUROGESIC TTS 50 Ug/HOUR DUROGESIC TTS 75 Ug/HOUR EARCALM EAR DROP EFFICORT CREAM 0.127% (HYDROPHILIC) EFFICORT LIPOCREAM 0.127% (LIPOPHILIC) ENCEPHABOL 100MG TAB ENCEPHABOL LIQUID 100 MG. EPREX 1000 U/0.5ML PREFILLED SYRING EPREX 10000 U /ML PREFILLED SYRING EPREX 2000 U/0.5ML PREFILLED SYRING EPREX 3000IU/0.3ML PREFILLED SYRINGE EPREX 40000IU\ML EPREX 4000IU/0.4ML PROFILLED SYRING EPREX NEW STABILIZER 4000IU/ML VIAL EVION 100 MG/TABS. FAMOGEN 10 MG F.C TABLETS FAMOGEN 20 MG F.C TABLETS FAMOGEN 40 MG F.C TABLETS FENTANYL CITRATE 50MCG/ML VIAL FENTANYL-JANSSEN 0.05MG/ML AMPOULES FEROMIN 190MG TAB FEROMIN ORAL DROPS FLAMAZINE CREAM FLAMAZINE CREAM 1% FLOXAPEN 250MG/5ML POWD.FOR SUSP FLOXAPEN 500MG CAPS FLOXAPEN CAPS 250MG FLOXAPEN SYP 125MG/5ML FLOXAPEN VIAL 250MG FLOZAK 20MG CAP FLU_CARE SYRUP FLUMED (2MG+30MG)/5ML SYRUP FLUMED DM ADULT SYRUP FLUMED DM PAED. SYRUP FLUMETOL 0.1% EYE OINT. FLUORETS OPTH.STRIPS FLUPHENAZINE DECANOATE 25MG/ML INJECTION FOLIC ACID 1MG TAB FOLIC ACID 5MG TAB. GASTROZOLE 20MG CAP GENPRID 200 MG TABLET GENPRID 50MG CAPSULE GENTACIN .3% E/E DROPS GENTACIN 0.3% EYE OINTMENT GLUCOPHAGE 1 GM TABLETS GLAUCONEX 0.25% EYE DROPS GLAUCONEX 0.5% EYE DROPS KONJUNCTIVAL EYE DROPS PE-900 INJ POLYSPECTRAN EYE &EAR OINT. POLYSPECTRAN EYE EAR DROPS RINGER LACTATE 500ML SOD.CHLORIDE 0.9% INJ SOLUBACTER SOLN. 1% TFT THILO 1% EYE DROPS VIDARABINE 3% THILO-EYE OINT.
+966 (01) 4655075: +966 (01) 4652354:

ACICARE 75 MG FILM COATED TABLET ACICARE 150MGTAB ACICARE 300MG TAB ACIVIR 5% CREAM ADRENALINE : 1000 INJ AMINOPHYLLINE 250 Mg INJECTION AMINOSTERIL KE SOLN AMINOSTERIL NEPHRO CARBOHYD FREE AMOXIL VIALS 500 MG ASTHALIN 2MG/5ML SYRUP ATROPINE SULPHATE 600MCG/ML INJ AUGMENTIN 1 G TAB AUGMENTIN 1.2GM VIAL AUGMENTIN 156 Mg/5 ML SYRUP AUGMENTIN 228 MG/5ML SYRUP AUGMENTIN 312MG/5ML SYRUP AUGMENTIN 457MG/5ML SUSP AUGMENTIN 600MG VIAL AUGMENTIN 625MG TAB AUGMENTIN INFANT DROP62.5/MLSYRING DOSER AUGMENTIN TAB 375 MG AVANDAMET TABLET AVANDIA 4MG TAB. BACTROBAN NASAL OINTMENT 2% BACTROBAN OINT 2% BALAD CREAM BALAD OINTMINT 2% BENZAC AC 10% GEL BENZAC AC 2.5% GEL BENZAC AC 5% GEL BETABION 100 MG.2ML.AMP. BETACHOL EYE DROPS (10 ML) BREVIBLOC 100MG VIAL OF 10ML BREVIBLOC 2.5GM AMP CAMCOLIT 250MG TAB CAMCOLIT 400MG C.R.TAB CEBION CAL. EFF TAB 1G CEBION DROPS 100MG DROPS CEBION EFFRV TAB 1G CEBIOPIRIN EFFV. TAB CHLOROQUINE 150MG TAB CHLOROQUINE 50MG/5ML SYRUP CHLORPHENIRAMINE 2MG/5ML SYRUP CILEST TAB CILOPRINE CUM ANAESTHETICO EAR DROP SOLN CIPROCIN 0.3% EYE OINTMENT CIPROCIN 0.3% EYE/EAR DROP CIPROGEN 250MG TAB CIPROGEN 500MG TAB CIPROGEN 750MG TAB CLIOCORT OINTMINT CLOBEDERM 0.05% W / W OINTMENT COBRA ANTIVENOM (EQUINE) AMP
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3 A
Registered Suppliers Index NORGALAX 0.12G/10G MICRO-ENEMA RECTLTUBE NORGINE ENEMA ADULT NORGINE ENEMA CHILDRIN NORMACOL 62% GRANULE SACHETS NORMACOL PLUS NOSCAM NASAL DROPS NUBAIN 10MG/ML AMP. OCTAGAM 1GM/20ML I.V OCTANATE 250IU VIAL OCTANATE 100 I.U / ML ( VIAL ) OCTANATE 500IU VIAL OCTANINE F 250IU VIAL OCTANINE F 1000 I.U\10ML VIAL OCTANINE F 500 IU OCTAPLAS OCUGESIC 0.1% EYE DROP OCULAC EYE DROPS OCUMOL 0.25% OPHTHALMIC DROP OCUMOL 0.5% OPHTHALMIC DROP OCURED EYE DROPS OPTASONE 0.1% EYE DROP OPTASONE 0.1% EYE OINT ORAP FORTE TAB 4 MG ORBENIN 500MG VIAL PARAFON CAPS. PENBRITIN VIAL 250 MG PEVARYL PV FOAMING SOLUTION PEVARYL SPRAY POWDER 1% PEVARYL SPRAY SOLUTION 1% PEVISONE CREAM PHORPAIN 5% GEL PILOTINA-2 EYE DROP 2% PILOTINA-4 EYE DROP PLASMA PROTEIN FRACTION 5% SOLUTION POLYBION 2ML AMP POLYBION DROPS POLYBION FORTE COATED TAB. POLYVALENT SNAKE ANTIVENUM(EQUINE) AMP POSALFILIN OINT. PROPOFOL 1% I.V INJ OR INFUSION PYRALVEX SOLUN RAPIFEN 500MCG/ML AMP REFOBACIN AMP 80MG/2ML REFOBACIN 10MG 2ML AMP. REFOBACIN AMP 120MG/2ML REFOBACIN AMP 40MG/ML REFOBACIN EYE OINT 0.5% RELIFEX 500MG F.C.TABS REMINYL 12MG TABLET REMINYL 4 MG / ML ORAL SOLUTION REMINYL 4MG TABLET REMINYL 8MG TABLET REQUIP 1MG TAB REQUIP 2MG TAB REQUIP 5MG TAB REQUIP0.25MG TAB RETACNYL 0.025% CREAM RETACNYL 0.05% CREAM RETIN-A CREAM 0.05% RETIN-A GEL 0.025% RETIN-A SOLN. 0.1% RHEUMARENE GEL RHINOFRIN 0.25% NASAL DROPS RIABROXOL 15MG\5ML SYRUP RIABROXOL 30 MG TABLETS RIACETAMIDE -20 EYE DROPS RIACETAMIDE STERILE EYE DROPS 10 % W/ V RIACHOL 0.5% EYE DROP RIACHOL 5% EAR DROPS RIACHOL EYE OINT.1% RIACORT 1 % CREAM RIACORT 1% OINTMENT RIAFAMPICIN 300MG TAB RIAGESIC 100 MG / ML ORAL DROPS GLUCOPHAGE 500MG TAB GLUCOPHAGE 850MG TAB GLUCOVANCE (5+500)MG F.C.TABLET GLUCOVANCE(2.5+500)MG F.C.TABLET GUAFEDRIN (50+30)/5ML SYRUP GUAPHAN 100MG/5ML SYRUP GUAPHAN DM SYRUP GYNO-DAKTARIN 1200MG VAGINAL CAPSULE GYNO-DAKTARIN CREAM WITH 16 APPLICATORS GYNO-DAKTARIN OVULES 400 MG. GYNO-PEVARYL-150 VAG. SUPPS 150MG GYNO-PEVARYL-50 VAG SUPPS 50MG HALDOL 2MG/ML DROPS HALDOL 5MG TABLET HALDOL 5MG/ML AMP HALDOL DECANOAS INJ 100MG/ML HALDOL DECANOAS INJ 50MG HALDOL TAB 0.5MG HESTOFEN SYRUP 1MG/5ML HOMAPIN EYE DROP 2% HUMAN ALBUMIN 20% HUMAN ALBUMIN 5% HYCAMTIN 4MG I.V. VIAL ILIADIN 0.05% SPRAY ILIADIN ADULT 0.05% DROPS ILIADIN INFANT 0.025% DROPS IMODIUM CAP 2MG INTROPIN 200MG/5ML AMP INTROPIN 400 MG/5ML VIAL LIGNOCAINE 1%W/V AMP LIGNOCAINE 2%W/V AMP LIPOVENOS 10% (SOYBEAN OIL) LIPOVENOS 20% (SOYBEAN OIL) LIVOSTIN EYE DROPS 0.5MG/ML LIVOSTIN NASAL SPRAY 0.5MG/ML LOCERYL 5% NAIL LACQUER MEBAGEN 135MG TAB MINIMS AMETHOCAINE HCL 0.5% MINIMS AMETHOCAINE HCL 1% MINIMS ARTIFICIAL TEARS MINIMS ATROPINE SULPHATE 1% MINIMS BENOXINATE HCL 0.4% MINIMS CHLORAMPHENICOL 0.5% MINIMS CYCLOPENTOLATE HCL 0.5% MINIMS CYCLOPENTOLATE HCL 1% MINIMS FLUORESCEIN SODIUM 2% MINIMS GENTAMYCIN 0.3% MINIMS LIGNOCAINE4%+FLUORESCEIN 0.25% MINIMS PHENYLEPHRINE 2.5% W/V MINIMS PHENYLEPHRINE HCL 10% MINIMS PILOCARPINE 2% MINIMS PILOCARPINE 4% MINIMS ROSE BENGAL MINIMS SODIUM CHLORIDE 0.9% MINIMS TROPICAMIDE 0.5% MINIMS TROPICAMIDE 1% W/V MOTILIUM SUPP 10MG FOR INFANT MOTILIUM SUPP 30MG FOR CHILD. MOTILIUM SUPP 60MG FOR ADULT MOTILIUM SYRUP 0.1% MOTILIUM TAB 10MG MOVICOL SACHET POWDER FOR RECONSTITUTION MULTIBIONTA FORTE CAP NARCAN NEONATAL 0.02MG/ML 2ML AMP NARCAN 0.4MG/ML AMP. NAZOPHEN NASAL DROPS NEOSTIGMINE 2.5MG/ML AMP NEOXIDIL 2% SOLN. NEUROBION 3ML AMP NEUROBION TAB NIZORAL 200MG TAB NIZORAL CREAM 2% NIZORAL SHAMPOO
4 A
Registered Suppliers Index TRIDIL 50MG/10ML AMP TYLENOL DROPS 100MG/ML TYLENOL FORTE TAB 500MG TYLENOL, SUPP 350 MG TYLENOL, SUPP. 100 MG TYLENOL, SUPP. 200 MG ULTRACARBON 250MG TAB ULTRAZOLE 15MG CAPSULE ULTRAZOLE 30MG CAPSULE VERMOX 100MG TABLET VERMOX 500MG TAB VERMOX SUSPN 2% VERMOX TAB 100 MG WATER FOR INJ. AMP. WAXSOL EAR DROPS 0.5%W/V XYLOMET ADULT NASAL DROPS XYLOMET PAED NASAL DROPS RIAGESIC 120 MG / 5 ML SYRUP RIAGESIC 500MG TAB RIALAC LIQUID 3.3GM/5ML RIALOCAINE 2% GEL RIALOL .5% EYE DROPS RIALOX SUSPENSION RIALOX TAB RIAMIDE 5MG/5ML (60ML) RIANEST 100000 IU/G ONITMENT RIANEST 100000 IU\.G CREAM RIANEST 100000IU/1ML ORAL SUSPENSION RIAPHAN 15MG/5ML SYRUP RIAPRIL 10 MG TABLETS RIAPRIL 20 MG TABLETS RIAPRIL 5 MG TABLETS RIAPROFEN 200MG TAB RIAPROFEN 400MG F.C TAB RIAPROFEN 600MG F.C TAB RIAPROFEN FM 200MG TAB RIAPROXEN 250MG F.C.TAB RIAPROXEN 500MG F.C.TAB RIASPASM 10MG TAB RIASPASM 5MG\5ML SYRUP RIATROPIN 1% EYE OINT RIATROPINE 0.5 % EYE DROPS RIATROPINE 1% EYE DROP RIAVATE SKIN OINTMEN 0.1% RIAVATE CREAM 0.1% RIAXINE 4MG/5ML SYRUP (100ML) GLASS RIAZEM 120MG CAP RIAZEM 180MG CAP RIAZEM 240MG CAP RIAZEM 300MG CAP RIAZEM 30MG F.C. TABLET RIAZEM 60MG F.C TAB RIAZOLE 125MG/5ML SUSP RIAZOLE 250MG TAB. RIAZOLE 500MG TAB RIAZOLIN 0.1% EYE DROPS RISPERDAL 1MG TAB RISPERDAL 1MG/ML SOLUTION RISPERDAL 2MG TAB RISPERDAL 3MG TAB RISPERDAL 4MG TAB RISPERDAL CONSTA 25MG I.M VIAL RISPERDAL CONSTA 37.5 MG I.M VIAL RISPERDAL CONSTA 50MG I.M VIAL ROYAL VIT G CAPSULE ROZEX GEL 0.75% W/W RUMAFEN 1% GEL RUMAFEN 25 MG E.C TAB RUMAFEN 50MG E.C TAB SALI-DECODREM OINT SCORPION ANTIVENOM(EQUINE) AMP SEDALAC SYRUP 3.35G/5ML SEPTOPAL CHAIN OF BEADS SIBELIUM, CAP. 5 MG SIMPLENE EYE DROPS 0.5% SIMPLENE EYE DROPS 1% SOLU-DACORTIN AMP 25 MG SPASMONAL 60MG CAPS SPORANOX CAPS 100MG STUGERON 25MG TAB STUGERON FORTE CAP 75 MG STYPTOBION TAB 10 TAB SUFENTA AMP 5MCG/ML SUFENTA FORTE AMP 50MCG/ML SYMMETREL, CAP. 100 MG TERACIN 1% EYE OINTMENT THEOPED 300MG SR TAB. THEOPED 60MG/5ML SYRUP TOPAMAX 100MG F.C.TAB. TOPAMAX 200MG F.C.TAB. TOPAMAX 25MG/TAB. F.C.TAB. TREXAN 50MG TAB

+966 (01) 2941610: +966 (01) 2941443:
BOLDOLAXIN TAB CONTRACTUBEX COMP. OINT GALLO MERZE SPASMLYTIC TAB GALLO MERZE TAB GINGIVITOL PAINT SOLUTION HEPA - MERZ GRANULATE HEPA - MERZ INFUSION HERMESTAS 12.5MG TAB HERMESTAS GOLD TAB IBUPHIL 5% GEL LIPO_MERZ RETARD 500MG/CAP. LIPO-MERZ 300MG CAPS PANTHOPHIL 5% OINTMENT PHILAQUIN FORTE 4% CREAM PHILAZOLE 2% W/W SHAMPOO PK-MERZ 100MG TAB SALIDEX OINTMENT SALIDEX TOPICAL SOLUTION SALIMIST NASAL SPRAY ( 25 ML ) TAENIAPASSIN TABLETS 500MG UCIDERM 2 % CREAM UCIDERM 2% OINTMENT UCIDERM -B CREAM VIRU-MERZ SEROL 10% OINT VOCORT CREAM
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DUSPATLIN 135MGTAB FLOXACIN 250 MG COATED TABLET FLOXACIN 500 MG COATED TABLET JOSAXIN OMEPREX 20MG CAP OMEPREX 20MG CAP OMNIC 0.4MG MODFIED RELEASE CAPSULE VASEXTEN 10MG CAP YUTOPAR 10MG TABLET
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Registered Suppliers Index FELDENE 20MG DISPERSABLE TAB FELDENE 20MG/ML AMP. FELDENE GEL 0.5% FEROSAC INJ 20MG/ML AMP FEROSE - F TABLET FEROSE 50MG/ML DROPS FEROSE SYRUP 50MG/5ML FEROSE TAB (EQV.TO 100MG OF IRON) FEVADOL 100MG SUPPOSITORY FEVADOL 200MG SUPPOSITORY FEVADOL 350MG SUPPOSITORY FEVADOL 500MG TAB FEVADOL 500MG TAB FEVADOL EXTRA TAB. FEVADOL PLUS TAB FEVADOL SF 120MG\5ML SYRUP FEVADOL SF 120MG\5ML SYRUP FEVADOL SYRUP 120MG/5ML FEVADOL SYRUP 160MG/5ML SUGAR FREE FEVADOL SYRUP 160MG/5ML SUGAR FREE FLUTAB TABLET FORMIT 500MG F.C TAB FORMIT 850 MG F.C TAB FORMIT 850 MG F.C TAB FUSIDERM 2% CREAM FUSIDERM 2% OINTMENT FUSIDERM B CREAM GENTAM 0.3% EYE OINT. GENTAM 20MG/2ML AMP GENTAM 80MG/2ML AMP GENTAM E/E DROPS 0.3% GLAZE 80MG TAB GLAZE 80MG TAB HISTOP 2MG/5ML SYRUP HISTOP TAB 4MG HYMOX 125MG/5ML SYRUP HYMOX 250MG CAPS HYMOX 250MG/5ML SYRUP HYMOX 500MG CAPS KAFOSED SYRUP 15MG/5ML KEFLEX 125MG/5ML SUSPENSION KEFLEX 250 MG CAPSULE KEFLEX 250MG/5ML SUSPENTION KEFLEX 500MG TAB KENACOMB CREAM KENACOMB OINTMENT KLAVOX 1GM TAB KLAVOX 228MG\5ML SUSP KLAVOX 312.5 MG/5ML SYRUP KLAVOX 375MG F.C.TAB KLAVOX 457MG\5ML SUSP KLAVOX 62.5MG DROPS KLAVOX 625MG F.C.TAB KLAVOX SYRUP 156MG/5ML LIPOSTAT 10MG TAB LIPOSTAT 20MG TAB LORINASE SYRUP LORINASE TAB LORINE 10MG TAB LORINE 5MG/5ML SYRUP LUSTRAL 50MG TAB MAFEPAIN 500MG TAB METAZ LOTION 0.1% METAZ 0.1% W/W OINTMENT METAZ 0.1% W/W OINTMENT METAZ CREAM 0.1% METOSIL TAB 10MG NAZIX NASAL DROPS 0.05% W/V NAZIX NASAL DROPS 0.1% W/V NAZIX NASAL SPRAY 0.05% W/V NAZIX NASAL SPRAY 0.1% W/V NEORIN 5MG F.C. TABLET NOSPASM 10 MG TAB OSPEN 250MG TAB OSPEN 250MG/5ML ORAL SUSP

+966 (01) 4774481: +966 (01) 4768364:
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AERIUS 5MG TABLETS AMIKIN AMP 100MG/2ML AMIKIN AMP 500MG/2ML AMOXIL 250MG CAP. AMOXIL 500MG CAP. AMOXIL SYRUP 125MG/5ML AMOXIL SYRUP FORTE 250MG/5ML AUGMENTIN 156MG/5ML SYRUP AUGMENTIN 312MG/5ML SUSP. AUGMENTIN 375MG TAB AUGMENTIN TAB 625MG BACTRIM FORTE TAB BACTRIM SUSP(200+40MG/5ML) BETAMET 0.1% OINTMENT BEVIT SYRUP BUSPAR 10MG TAB BUSPAR 5MG TAB CAPOTEN 25MG TAB CAPOTEN 50MG TAB CAPRIL 25MG/TAB CAPRIL 50MG/TAB CARDOL 100MG TAB CARVIDOL 12.5 MG TAB CARVIDOL 25 MG TAB CARVIDOL 6.25MG TABLET CECLOR 125MG/5ML SUSP CECLOR 250 MG/5ML SUSP CECLOR 250MG CAPSULE CECLOR 500MG CAPSULE CECLOR MR 375 MG TAB CECLOR MR 500MG TAB CECLOR MR 750 MG TAB CETRO 10MG F.C TAB CETRO 5MG\5ML SYRUP CIPROMAX 0.3% EYE OINTMENT CIPROMAX 0.3% EYE/EAR DROPS CIPROMAX 0.3% EYE/EAR DROPS CIPROMAX 250 MG TABLET CIPROMAX 500 MG TABLET CIPROMAX 750MG TAB CLARITINE 10MG TAB CLARITINE 5MG/5ML SYRUP CLOVIR 200MG TAB CLOVIR 400MG TAB CLOVIR 400MG TAB CLOVIR 5% CREAM COLDACT SYRUP CORTIDERM 1% CREAM CORTIDERM 1% CREAM CORTIMAX CREAM 0.05% W/W CORTIMAX OINTMENT 0.05 W/W CROMONAL NASAL DROPS 2% DIATAB 5MG TAB ENAPRIL 10 MG TAB ENAPRIL 20 MG TAB ENAPRIL 5 MG TAB EXYLIN PEDIATRIC SYRUP EXYLIN SYRUP 14MG/5ML FAMOCID 10MG F.C TAB FAMOCID 20 MG F.C TAB FAMOCID 40 MG F.C. TAB FAMOCID 40 MG F.C. TAB FELDENE 10MG CAPS FELDENE 10MG DISPERSABLE TAB FELDENE 20MG CAPS
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Registered Suppliers Index CO-DIOVAN 160\25 MG F.C TABLET CO-DIOVAN 160MG+12.5MG F.C TAB CO-DIOVAN F.C TAB 80MG/12.5MG COMTAN 200MG F.C TAB CORTIPHENOL-H EYE OINT DESFERAL 2 GM VIAL DESFERAL VIAL 500MG DIOVAN 160MGTAB DIOVAN 80MG TAB EFEMOLINE EYE DROPS 0.1% ELIDIL 1% CREAM ESIDREX TAB. 25 MG ESTRACOMB TTS PATCHES ESTRADERM MX-100 ESTRADERM MX-25 ESTRADERM MX-50 EURAX CREAM 10% EURAX LOTION 10% EXELON 1.5 MG CAPS EXELON 3 MG CAPS EXELON 4.5 MG CAPS EXELON 6 MG CAPS FAMVIR 125MGTAB FAMVIR 250MG TAB FEMARA 2.5 MG TABLET FENISTIL 1 MG COATED TAB FENISTIL 24 LONG ACTING CAPSULE 4 MG FENISTIL DROPS 0.1G/100ML FENISTIL GEL FENISTIL SYRUP FORADIL 12MCG CAPS(POWDER FOR INHALATION GLIVEC 100MG CAP HYDERGINE TABLETS 1.5 MG. HYGROTON 50MG TABLETS INFECTOFLAM EYE DROPS INFECTOFLAM EYE OINT. INSIDON 50 MG TAB LAMISIL 1% CREAM LAMISIL 1% SOLUTION LAMISIL 1% SPRAY LAMISIL 250MG TAB LAMPRENE CAPS. 100 MG. LEPONEX 100MG TAB LEPONEX 25MG TAB LESCOL 40MG CAPS LESCOL XL 80 MG FILM COATED TAB LEUCOMAX 300 MICROGRAM VIAL+SOLVENT AMP LEUCOMAX 400 MICROGRAM VIAL+SOLVENT AMP LIORESAL 10MG TAB LIORESAL 25MG TAB LOCACORTEN CREAM 0.02% LOCACORTEN OINTMENT LOCACORTEN TAR OINT. LOCACORTEN WIYH NEOMYCIN OINT. LOCACORTEN-VIOFORM CREAM LOCACORTEN-VIOFORM OINT. LOCASALEN OINT. LOMIR SRO CAPS 5MG LOMIR TAB 2.5MG LOPRESOR 100MG TAB LOPRESOR 50MG TABS LOPRESOR DIVI TAB 200 MG. LUDIOMIL TAB. 10 MG LUDIOMIL TAB. 25 MG. LUDIOMIL TAB. 50 MG MELLERIL TAB 100MG MELLERIL TAB 25MG METHERGINE 0.125 MG. TABLETS METHERGINE 0.2MG/ML AMPULES MIACALCIC 100 IU/ML AMP MIACALCIC 200IU NASAL SPRAY MIACALCIC AMP 50 IU/ML PEPTAZOLE 15MG CAPSULE PEPTAZOLE 15MG CAPSULE PEPTAZOLE 30MG CAPSULE PEPTAZOLE 30MG CAPSULE PEVARYL CREAM 1% PROTON 20MG E.C TABLET PROTON 20MG E.C TABLET PROTON 40MG E.C TAB PROTON 40MG E.C TAB RECORMON 1000 I.U /ML VIAL RECORMON 2000 I.U/ML VIAL RECORMON 5000 I.U /ML VIAL ROFENAC 0.1% EYE DROP ROFENAC 100 MG SUPP ROFENAC 100MG TABLET ROFENAC 12.5 MG SUPP ROFENAC 25 MG TAB. ROFENAC 25 MG TAB. ROFENAC 50 MG SUPP ROFENAC 50MG TAB ROFENAC 75MG AMP ROFENAC GEL 1% ROFENAC GEL 1% ROFENAC-D 50MG TAB. SALAMAT 2 MG / 5 ML ( 145 ML ) SALAMAT 2MG TABLET SALAMAT 4MG TABLET SAPOFEN 200MG F.C TAB SAPOFEN 400MG TAB SAPOFEN 5 % GEL SAPOFEN 5 % GEL SAPOFEN 600 MG TAB SAPOFEN JUNIOR 100MG/5ML SUSPENSION SAPOFEN JUNIOR 100MG/5ML SUSPENSION SAPOFEN PLUS TAB SINOFREE 500MG/30MG TAB SNAFI 20MG TAB STARIL 10MG TAB STARIL 20MG TAB TEMPRA 160MG/5ML SYRUP TEMPRA 160MG/5ML SYRUP VERINE 135MG TAB VISACROM 2% EYE DROPS VISACROM 4% EYE DROPS ZADITEN SYRUP 1MG/5ML ZADITEN TAB 1MG ZIMAX 200MG\5ML SUSP ZIMAX 200MG\5ML SUSP ZIMAX 250MG CAP. ZIMAX 250MG CAP.
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+966 (01) 4658882: +966 (01) 4630601:

ADELPHAN ESIDREX TAB AGRIPPAL S1 45 MG/.5ML PRE FILLED SYRING ANAFRANIL TAB 10MG ANAFRANIL TABLETS 25 MG APRESOLINE 20MG/ML INJ AREDIA 15MG VIAL+SOLVENT AREDIA 30MG VIAL+SOLVENT ATROPINE EYE DROPS 1% BRINERDIN TAB CAFERGOT 1 MG TAB CALCIUM SANDOZ EFF TAB FORTE CALCIUM SANDOZ + VIT.C AMP CALCIUM SANDOZ +VIT.C EFFV.TAB CIBACEN 10MG F.C.TAB CIBACEN 20MG F.C.TAB CIBACEN 5MG F.C.TAB
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Registered Suppliers Index TAVEGYL TAB 1MG. TEGRETOL 100 CHEW.TAB TEGRETOL CR 200MG SCORED TAB TEGRETOL CR 400MG SCORED TAB TEGRETOL SUSP 2% TEGRETOL TAB 200MG TEOPTIC 2 % EYE DROPS TOFRANIL 10 MG TAB TOFRANIL 25 MG. 50 TAB TRIHERPINE EYE DROPS 1% TRIHERPINE EYE OINTMENT 1% TRILEPTAL 300MG F.C TAB TRILEPTAL 600MG F.C TAB ULTRACORTENOL 0.5% OPTH.DROPS ULTRACORTENOL OINTMENT 0.5% 5GM VAXEM HIB 10 MCG/.5ML PRE-FILLED SYRINGE VENORUTON GEL 2% VENORUTON 300MG CAP VIBROCIL NASAL DROPS VIBROCIL NASAL GEL VIBROCIL SPRAY MICRODOSEUR VI-DE-3 4500 I.U/ML ORAL DROPS VIOFORM-HYDROCORTISONE CREAM VISCOTEARS OPTH.GEL VISKALDIX 10MG+5MG TAB VISKEN TABS 5MG VISUDYNE 15MG POWDER FOR INFUSION VITA-MERFEN, OINT VITAMIN-A 1000E/G EYE OINT VITREOLENT EYE DROPS VOLTAREN 100 MG. SUPP. VOLTAREN 25 MG TAB VOLTAREN 50 MG. SUPP. VOLTAREN 50 MG. TAB VOLTAREN 75 MG AMP VOLTAREN EMUGEL 1% VOLTAREN OPHTHA. DROPS. 1MG/ML VOLTAREN OPHTHALMIC SDU 0.1% VOLTAREN RETARD 100MG TAB VOLTAREN SUPP 12.5 MG. ZADITEN 0.25 MG / ML SINGLE DOSE UNIT ZADITEN 0.25 MG/ML EYE DROPS ZELMAC 6MG TAB ZOMETA 4MG VIAL MILLICORTEN 1 MG MOSEGOR SYRUP MOSEGOR TAB MYDRIATICUM EYE DROPS 0.5% MYFORTIC 360 MG E.C.TABLET NAVOBAN 5MG CAPS NAVOBAN 5MG/5ML AMP NICOTINELL TTS-10 NICOTINELL TTS-20 NICOTINELL TTS-30 NITRODERM TTS 5 PATCHES NITRODERM TTS-10 SYSTEM NOVESINE EYE DROPS 0.4% NUPERCAINAL 1% OINT. NYOLOL 0.1% OPHTHALMIC GEL NYOLOL 0.25% EYE DROP NYOLOL 0.5% EYE DROP OCULOSAN EYE DROPS OCULOTECT FLIUD SINE 50 MG /ML EYE DROPS OCULOTECT FLUID 50 MG/ ML EYE DROPS OKACIN 0.3% EYE DROPS ORIMETEN 250MG TAB OROFAR LOZENGE OTRINOL 120MG CAP OTRIVIN DOSING SPRAY 0.1% OTRIVIN GEL 1:1000 OTRIVIN NASAL DROPS 0.05% OTRIVIN NASAL DROPS 0.1% OTRIVIN NASAL SPRAY 0.1%(NEBULISER) PARLODEL 2.5 MG TAB. PILKA DROPS PRELLORAN CREAM PRELLORAN GEL PROCTO-GLYVENOL CREAM PROCTO-GLYVENOL SUPP. PURSENNID TABLET REGITINE AMP RESOFERON TAB RESYL SYRUP 2% RIMANAL GEL RITALIN TAB. 10MG SANDIMMUN 50MG/ML AMPULE SANDIMMUN CONC.FOR INFUSIN 250MG/5ML SANDIMMUN NEORAL 100MG CAPS SANDIMMUN NEORAL 25MG CAPS SANDIMMUN NEORAL 50MG CAP SANDIMMUN NEORAL DRINK 100MG/ML SANDOSTATIN 0.05MG/ML AMP SANDOSTATIN 0.1MG/ML AMP SANDOSTATIN 0.2MG/ML 5ML AMP SANDOSTATIN LAR 20MG VIAL SERVIDRAT-EFF-TAB. SIMULECT 20 MG I.V VIAL SIRDALUD 2MG TAB SIRDALUD 4MG TAB SPASMO-CANULASE TAB SPASMO-CIBALGIN SUPP. ADULT SPASMO-CIBALGIN TAB SPERSACARPINE 1% EYE DROPS SPERSACARPINE 2% EYE DROPS SPERSACARPINE 2% EYE OINT SPERSACARPINE 4% EYE DROPS SPERSACET 10% EYE DROPS SPERSACET-C-EYE DROPS, SPERSADEX COMP. 0.1%+0.5% EYE DROPS SPERSADEX, EYE DROPS, 0.1% SPERSADEXOLINE EYE DROPS SPERSALLERG, EYE DROPS SPERSANICOL EYE DROPS SPERSANICOL EYE OINT SPERSAPOLYMYXIN DROPS 15000iu SYNACTHEN DEPOT 1MG/ML AMP SYNTOCINON AMP 5 IU/ML TAVEGYL INJ 2MG/2ML TAVEGYL SYRUP 1MG/10 CC
+966 (01) 4124444: +966 (01) 4125350:

ACTIFED COMPOUND LINCTUS ACTIFED SYRUP ADENOCOR 6MG/2ML VIAL AMRIZOLE 1GM RECTAL SUPPOSITORY AMRIZOLE 250 Mg TABLET AMRIZOLE 500MG VAGINAL SUPPOSITORIES AMRIZOLE INJ 500MG/100ML BOTTLE AMRIZOLE SUSP 125MG/5ML ANAFLEX POWDER ANCOTIL TAB 500MG ANEXATE 0.5MG AMP 5ML APROVEL 150MG TAB APROVEL 300MG TAB ARIXTRA 2.5 MG/0.5ML PRE-FILLED SYRINGE ARTANE 2 MG TAB ARTANE 5 MG TAB ASPRO 320 MG TABLETS AURORIX 150MG TAB AURORIX 300MG TAB BACTRIM AMP 5ML I.V BACTRIM PED SYRUP (200+40mg/5ML) BACTRIM TAB ADULT
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8 A
Registered Suppliers Index HEMOCLAR CREAM 0.5GM/100GM HIBTITER VACCINE HISTARHINE SYRUP HIVID 0.375MG F.C TAB HIVID 0.75MG F.C TAB HYDRALAZINE HCL TAB 25MG IMURAN 50MG VIAL INHIBACE 1MG TAB INHIBACE 2.5MG TAB INHIBACE 5MG TAB ISMO 20MG TAB ISOTRIRAUPINE S.P.TAB KETOFAN 25MG TAB KONAKION DROPS 2% KONAKION 10MG DRAGEES KONAKION AMP 10MG/ML KONAKION AMP 1MG/0.5ML KONAKION MM 10MG/ML AMP I.V. KONAKION MM PAED 2MG/0.2ML AMP KYTRIL 1MG TAB KYTRIL 1MG\ML AMP KYTRIL 200MCG\ML SYRUP KYTRIL 3MG\3ML AMP LANITOP AMP 0.1MG/ML LANITOP LIQUID 0.6MG/ML LANITOP TAB 0.1MG LANOXIN 0.05MG\ML ELIXIR LANOXIN 0.125MG TAB LANOXIN 0.25MG TAB LANOXIN 0.25MG\ML INJ LANOXIN PG 0.0625MG TABLET LARIAM 250MG TAB LEXOTANIL TAB. 1.5 MG. LEXOTANIL TAB. 3 MG. LEXOTANIL TAB. 6 MG. MADOPAR 125MG HBS CAPS MADOPAR 250 MG CAPS MADOPAR 250 MG TABS MATERNA 1.60 TAB. MERCRYL LAURYL SOLUTION METHOTREXATE 2.5MG TAB METHOTREXATE 50MG/2ML VIAL METHOTREXATE 5MG VIAL PARENTERAL METHOTREXATE INF.SOLN 500MG/20ML LPF MINOCIN 100MG PELLET FILLED CAPS MINOCIN 50MG PELLET FILLED CAPS MIVACRON 2MG\ML INJ MODALIM 100MG TAB MOGADON 5 MG TAB MYAMBUTOL 400 MG. TABLETS NEGRAM 500MG TAB NEO-MERCAZOLE 5MG TAB NEOTIGASON 10MG CAPS NEOTIGASON 25MG CAPS NEUPOGEN 30M U/0.5ML NEUPOGEN 48 M U\0.5ML NIMBEX 2MG\ML SOLUTION FOR INJ NIMBEX 5MG\ML INJ NIPRIDE DOUBLE 50 MG AMP. NOVANTRONE VIAL 2MG/ML OTOSPORIN EAR DROPS OXSORALEN CAPS 10MG OXSORALEN LOTION I% PEGASYS 135 MCG/ML VIAL PEGASYS 180 MCG/ML VIAL PIPRIL VIAL 1G+SOLVENT 10ML PIPRIL VIAL 2G+SOLVENT 20ML PIPRIL VIAL 4G PIPRIL VIAL 6G PLAQUENIL 200MG TAB PLAVIX 75 MG TABLET PROPYLTHIOURACIL 50MG TAB QUINIDINE SULPHATE 200MG TAB RECORMON 1000 I.U PREFILLED SYRINGE RECORMON 1000 I.U+1ML WARET FOR INJ VIAL BATRAMYCIN POWDER BECODISKS 100 MCG DISK HALER BECODISKS 200 MCG DISK HALER BECONASE NASAL SPRAY BECOZYM FORTE TAB BECOZYM SYRUP 100 ML. BENEXOL 12 TAB BENOQUINE OINTMENT BEPANTHEN 5% CREAM BEPANTHEN 5% OINT. BEPANTHEN PLUS CREAM BEZALIP 200MG TAB BEZALIP RETARD 400MG TAB CAFAMOL TAB CALCIUM LEUCOVORIN TAB 15MG CALCIUM LEUCOVORIN VIAL 50 MG POWDER CALCIUM RESONIUM POWDER CAL-C-VITA EFFERVESCENT CAL-C-VITA EFFV.TAB CALPOL 120MG\5ML SUSP CALTRATE 600 MG TAB. CELLCEPT 250 MG CAPS CELLCEPT 500MG TAB CENTRUM TABLET (ADVANCED FORMULA) CEPOREX CAPSULES 250 MG. CEPOREX CAPSULES 500 MG. CEPOREX DROPS 125MG/1.25ML CEPOREX SYRUP 125 MG / 5 ML CEPOREX SYRUP 250 MG. / 5 ML. COAPROVEL 150 / 12.5 MG TABLET COAPROVEL 300/ 12.5 MG TABLET CORDARONE 150MG/3ML AMP CORDARONE TABS 200MG DANOL CAPS 100MG DANOL CAPS 200MG DEPAKINE CHRONO 500MG TAB DEPAKINE SOLN 200MG/ML DEPAKINE SYRUP 57.64MG/ML DEPAKINE TAB 200 MG DEPAKINE TAB 500 MG DEPOVIT B12 1000 AMP 1ML DIAMOX SUSTETS 500 MG DIAMOX TAB 250 MG DIAMOX TAB 125MG DIAMOX VIALS 500 MG DILATREND 25MG TAB DILATREND 6.25MG TAB DORMICUM 15MG/3ML AMP. DORMICUM 5MG/1ML AMP. DORMICUM 5MG/5ML AMP. ELDOQUIN CREAM 2% ELDOQUIN FORT 4% CREAM ELOXATIN 100MG VIAL ELOXATIN 50MG VIAL EPHYNAL CHEW.DRAGEES 100MG EPIVIR 10 MG \ ML ORAL SOLUTION EUGLUCON TAB 5MG FANSIDAR TAB. 500 MG FLIXONASE NASULE DROPS 400 MCG /0.4 ML FLIXOTIDE 0.5MG\2ML NEBULE FLIXOTIDE 125MCG EVOHALER FLIXOTIDE 250MCG INHALER FLIXOTIDE 25MCG INHALER FLIXOTIDE 2MG\2ML NEBULE FLIXOTIDE 50 MCG EVOHALER FLIXOTIDE DISKUS 100MCG BLISTER POWDER I FLIXOTIDE DISKUS 250MCG BLISTER POWDER FLIXOTIDE DISKUS 500MCG BLISTER POWDER FLIXOTIDE DISKUS 50MCG BLISTER POWDER IN FLIXOTIDE EVOHALER 250MCG FLUORO-URACIL AMP 250MG/5ML FUMAFER TAB 200MG GEVRAL PROTEIN POWDER GRISOVIN TABLETS 125 MG. GRISOVIN TABLETS 500 MG.
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Registered Suppliers Index UROQUAD TABS 100 MG UROQUAD TABS 300 MG VALIUM 10MG\2ML AMP VALIUM AMP 10MG/2ML VALIUM SYRUP 2 MG/5 ML VALIUM TAB 10 MG VALIUM TAB 2 MG VALIUM TAB 5MG VENTOLIN 0.5MG\ML INJ VENTOLIN 200MCG ROTACAP VENTOLIN DISKUS 200MCG VENTOLIN ROTAHALER VENTOLIN400MCG ROTACAP VICKS SINEX NASAL SPRAY. VICKS 44 E PEDIATRIC ALCOHOL FREE SYRUP VICKS DAY QUIL ALCOHOL FREE SYRUP VICKS INHALER 0.014 OZ VICKS VAPORUB OINT VIRAZOLE 20MG/MLUPON RECONSTITUTON INHAL XENICAL 120MG CAPSULE ZEFFIX 5MG\ML ORAL SOLUTION ZIAGEN 20MG\ML ORAL SOLUTION ZINACEF INFUSION, 1.5 G, ZOFRAN 2MG\ML INJECTION ZOFRAN 4MG\5ML SYRUP ZOVIRAX 200MG\5ML SUSP ZOVIRAX 250MG IV INFUSION ZOVIRAX 3% OPTHALMIC OINTMENT RECORMON 2000 I.U PREFILLED SYRINGE RECORMON 2000 I.U+1ML WATER FOR INJ VIAL RECORMON 5000 I.U PREFILLED SYRINGE RECORMON 5000 I.U+1ML WATER FOR INJ VIAL REDOXON CHEWABLE TAB 500MG REDOXON EFFERVESCENCE TAB RENNIE TAB RETROVIR 50MG\5ML ORAL SUSPENTION RIMIFON 100MG TAB RIVOTRIL 2.5MG /ML ORAL SOLUTION RIVOTRIL AMP 1MG+SOLV 1ML RIVOTRIL TAB 0.5MG RIVOTRIL TAB 2 MG ROACCUTANE 10MG CAPS ROACCUTANE 20MG CAPS ROCALTROL CAP 0.25MICROGM ROCALTROL CAP 0.5MICROGM ROCEPHIN 1GM VIAL+SOLV.10ML I.V. ROCEPHIN 1GM VIAL+SOLV.3.5MLI.M. ROCEPHIN 250MG VIAL +SOLV. ROCEPHIN 500MG VIAL +SOLVENT ROFERON_A 4.5MIU/0.5ML ROFERON-A 18MN.IU VIAL ROFERON-A 3MIU/0.5 ML ROFERON-A 9MIU/0.5ML ROMILAR EXP SYRUP SARIDON TAB SEMBRINA TABLETS 250 MG. SEPTRIN 240MG SUSP SEPTRIN INJECTION SERETIDE EVOHALER 25/125 SERETIDE EVOHALER 25/50 MCG SERETIDE DISKUS 50\100MCG SERETIDE DISKUS 50\250 MCG SERETIDE DISKUS 50\500 MCG SERETIDE EVOHALER 25/250 MCG SEREVENT 25MCG INHALER SEREVENT 50MCG/ACTUATON ACCUHALER(DISKUS SOLUPARAXIN 1G VIAL+SOLVENT SPASMOTALIN 100MG TAB SPIROCTAN TAB 25MG SPIROCTAN TAB 50MG STRESS TAB 600 STRESS TAB WITH ZINC SUPRADIN EFF.TAB SUPRADYN CAP SUPRADYN DRAGEES TAB SUPRADYN EFFERVESCENT TAMIFLU 75 MG CAPSULE TARGET GEL 3% TAZOCIN 2.25G VIAL TAZOCIN 4.5G VIAL TETRAMUNE VACCINE THIOPHENICOL 250MG TAB THIOPHENICOL INJ 750MG VIAL+5ML SOLVENT TIBERAL TABLETS 500 MG. TICLID 250MG TAB TILCOTIL 20MG VIAL TILCOTIL SUPP 20MG TILCOTIL TAB 20MG TRACRIUM 10MG\ML TRANDATE INJ. 100 MG./AMP.20ML TRANDATE TAB 100 MG. TRANDATE TAB 200 MG. TRANXENE 10MG CAPS TRANXENE 5MG CAPS TRIHEMIC 600 MG TAB. TRISORALEN TABLET 5MG ULCICURE TAB 1 GM ULTIVA 1MG VIAL(LYOPHILIZED) ULTIVA 2MG VIAL(LYOPHILIZED) ULTIVA 5MG VIAL(LYOPHILIZED) UNAT 10MG TAB UNAT 5MG TAB
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DIGEL LIQUID DIGEL TABLETS LASIX PAED. LIQUID PROCTOSEDYL OINT PROCTOSEDYL SUPP. SOFRA-TULLE STRIPS WIDTH 10CM SURGAM 300MG TAB
+966 (01) 4621188: +966 (01) 4654143:

FASTUM 2.5% GEL KETESSE 25MG F.C.TABLET PHYSIOL 0.9% TOPICAL SOLUTION PND UNIMED0.1% EYE DROPS TUNOLOL 0.25% EYE DROPS TUNOLOL 0.25% OPTHADOSE TUNOLOL 0.5% EYE DROPS TUNOLOL 0.5% OPTHADOSE UNICROM 2% EYE DROPS UNICROM 2% OPTHADOSE UNIGENTA 0.5% EYE DROPS
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AERRANE INHALATION ANAESTHITIC DEXTROSE 10% INJ DEXTROSE 5% INJ DIANEAL,PD1 WITH 2.5% DEXTROSE DIANEAL,PD1,WITH 1.5% DEXTROSE DIANEAL,PD1,WITH 4.25% DEXTROSE
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Registered Suppliers Index BETAVAL CREAM 0.1% BETAVAL OINT 0.1% BETAVAL-N CREAM BETAVAL-N OINT BETOLVEX INJ 1MG BISEKO SOLN 5% BLOPRESS 16 MG TABLETS BLOPRESS 8MG TAB. BUCAINE 0.25% VIAL BUCAINE 0.5% VIAL CALSYR SYRUP CEFAMEZIN 1GM VIAL I.V CEFAMEZIN 250MG INJ IM OR IV CEFAMEZIN 500MG INJ IM OR IV CEFIZOX 1000 VIAL I/V CEFIZOX 1000MG I/M VIAL+SOLV 0.5%LIDOCAI CEFIZOX 2000 VIAL CEFIZOX 500 VIAL I/V CEFIZOX 500MG I/M VIAL+SOLV 0.5%LIDOCAIN CEFTAX 1000MG VIAL+SOLVENT CEFTAX 500MG VIAL+SOLVENT CHLORAMEX SYRUP 160MG/5ML CHLOROQUIN PHOSPHATE 80MG/5ML SYRUR CIFLOX 250MG TABLET CIFLOX 500MG TABLET CIPROFLOX 250MG TAB CIPROFLOX 500MG TAB CIPROFLOX 750MG TAB CIPROLON 200 VIAL 100ML CIPTADINE TAB 4MG CLAFOTAX 1GM I.M VIAL CLAFOTAX 1GM I.V VIAL CLAFOTAX 500MG I.V VIAL COLFED 120ML COLIMEX TABLETS 1500000 U., COLIOPAN CAPSULES 5MG COLIRCUSI ATROPINE 0.5% drops COLIRCUSI ATROPINE 1% COLIRCUSI CHLORAMPHENICOL 0.5% DROPS COLIRCUSI DEICOL EYE DROPS COLIRCUSI GENTADEXA EYE DROP COLIRCUSI GENTAMYCIN 0.3% COLIRCUSI H.C WITH NEOM COLIRCUSI SULPHACETAMIDE 10% COLIRCUSI SULPHACETAMIDE 20% COLIRCUSI VIRUCIDE 0.2% COLIRCUSI-CICLOPLEGIC 1% COLISTOP SUSP CONFORTID 50MG SUPPOSITORY CONFORTID 25MG CAPS CONFORTID INJ I.V 50MG CONFORTID SUPPOSITORIES 100 MG. CONFORTID SYRUP 5MG/ML CONTRASAL 15MG/5ML SYRUP CORTOFTAL 0.1% OPTH.SUSP CUSICROM EYE DROPS 2% CUSICROM EYE DROPS 4% CUSICROM NASAL SPRAY 2% CUSIMOLOL 0.25% EYE DROPS CUSIMOLOL 0.5% EYE DROPS CUSIVIRAL OFTALMICO 3% OINT CYKLOKAPRON INJ 100MG/ML 5ML CYKLOKAPRON TAB 500MG D.T.Coq VACCINE D.T.VAX ADSORB DACROLUX ARTIFICIAL TEARS DAUNOBLASTINA 20MG VIAL+SOLV DECAPEPTYL 0.1MG S.C. INJECTION DECAPEPTYL CR 3.75MG SYRINGE DECAPEPTYL DEPOT NOVUM 3.75MG VIAL+SOLVT DECLOBAN OINTMENT DENTAKE CAPS DERMATIN 1% POWDER DERMATIN CREAM 1% DIANEAL,PD4,LOW CALCIUM WITH 1.5%DEXTROS DIANEAL,PD4,LOW CALCIUM WITH 2.5%DEXTROS DIANEAL,PD4,LOW CALCIUM WITH4.25%DEXTROS GAMMAGARD S/D 0.5GM\10ML VIAL HUMAN ALBUMIN 20% VIAL+INFUSION SET LACTATED RINGER'S INJ OSMITROL 10% INFUSION SOLN. PLASMA PROTEIN FRACTION (HUMAN) 5% RINGER'S & 5% DEXTROSE INJ. RINGER'S INJECTION SOD.CHLORIDE 0.045% INJ SOD.CHLORIDE 0.9% INJ SUPRANE INHALATION ANAESTHITIC
+966 (01) 4793000: +966 (01) 4771374:

ACT-Hib VIAL with solvent ACTOS 15MG TABLET ACTOS 30MG TAB ADDAMEL AMP. ADRIBLASTINA 10MG VIAL& SOLV ADRIBLASTINA 50MG VIAL& SOLV AGLUMIN 250MG TABS AGLUMIN AMPULES 250 MG AHF CONCENTRATE KABI 3 I.U\ML ALBUMIN KABI 20% I.V ALBUTEIN 20% SOLN. FOR INJ ALLERFIN AMP 10MG/ML ALLERFIN SYRUP 2.5MG/5ML ALLERFIN TABLETS 4MG ALLERGETIN SYRUP ALPAX AMP. 2MG/ML ALPHANATE 250 IU VIAL+10ML DILUENT ALUGEL SUSP AMOCLAN 1 GM TAB AMOCLAN 1.2 GM VIAL AMOCLAN 156MG/5ML SUSP AMOCLAN 228MG\5ML SUSP AMOCLAN 375 MG TAB. AMOCLAN 457MG\5ML SUSP AMOCLAN 600MG VIAL AMOCLAN FORTE 312MG/5ML SUSP AMOCLAN FORTE 625MG TAB ANALUX COLIRCUSI ANTAGONIN 150MG TAB ANTAGONIN 300MG TAB ANTIPLATE 75MG TAB AQUASAL SACHETS AROMASIN 25MG COATED TAB ASMADIL SYRUP ASMADIL TABS 2MG ASPINOL ATACURE 10MG/ML INJ. AUNATIV AMP 5ML AVAXIM 160 UNITS VACCINE S.D SYRINGE BALKACYCLINE 250MG CAP BALKAPROFEN 4OOMG CAPS BALKAPROFEN 200 MG CAPS BALKAPROFEN 600MG TAB BALKATRIN FORTE(160+800) TAB BALKATRIN SUSP( 200+40MG/5ML) BALKATRIN TAB BCG VACCINE VIAL+DILUENT AMP BEFLOVIT 1MG TAB BEFOLVIT 5 MG TAB BETACORT 4MG/ML AMP
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Registered Suppliers Index GOTINE 0.6MG TAB GUTRON INJECTION 5MG/2ML GUTRON TAB 2.5 MG TAB HAEMOSOL CAPSULES HEALON INJ 10MG/ML HEPATECT AMP HEPSAL AMP 10 UNITS/ML HEXIDINE SOLN 1%V/V MOUTH WASH HIKMA CASCARA S.C. TAB HIKMA HEPARIN 1000 IU/ML HIKMA HEPARIN 25000IU/ML VIAL HIKMA HEPARIN 5000 IU/ML HOMOCLOMIN TABLETS 10MG HUMAN ALBUMIN 20% +INFUSION SET HUMAN ALBUMIN 5% HYDROGEL SUSP HYOPAN SYRUP 5 MG/5 ML HYPOTEN 100 TAB HYPOTEN 50 TAB HYPYRIN TAB 400MG IMIPREX 10 MG. TAB IMIPREX 25 MG. TAB IMPUGAN 10MG/ML INJ.2ML AMP. IMPUGAN TABLETS 40 MG INACTIVATED RABIES VACCINE SINGLE DOSE S INDICARDIN TAB 40MG INDICARDIN TAB. 10 MG. INDOMIN 100MG SUPP INDOMIN CAP 25MG INFLA-BAN 100MG SUPP. INFLABAN 12.5MG SUPP. INFLA-BAN 50MG ENTERIC COATED TAB INFLA-BAN 50MG SUPP. INFLA-BAN 75MG/3ML AMP INFLA-BAN GEL 1% INSTENON TAB INSTENON AMP INTRAGLOBIN 2.5G +50ML DILUENT INTRAGLOBIN 250MG INTRAGLOBIN 500MG+DILUENT INTRALIPID 10% (SOYBEAN OIL) INTRALIPID 20% (SOYBEAN OIL) IPRADOL 0.5 MG. TABLETS IPRADOL AEROSOL IPRADOL AMPULES 5MCG/2 ML I-PROFEN 400MG TABLET JUVELON CAPS. KABIKINASE 600000 IU VIAL KABIKINASE VIAL 100000 IU KEMICETIN EYE DROPS 1% KEMICETINE OPHT OINT 1% KIDIPRIN CHEWABLE TABS 100MG KIDIVIT CHEW.TAB KITNOS SYRUP 20MG/ML KITNOS TABLETS 200MG KLARIBAC 250MG TAB KLARIBAC 500 MG FILM COATED TABLETS KOFFEX SYRUP FOR ADULT LACTATED RINGERS INJECTION USP 500 ML LAVENTE OINT. LERGICOL 4 MG TABLETS LERGICOL SYRUP LEXIN 125MG/5ML SUSP. LEXIN 1G TAB LEXIN 250MG/5ML SUSP. LEXIN CAP. 250 MG. LEXIN CAP. 500 MG. LIDAPRIM FORTE TAB LIDAPRIM ORAL SUSP.FOR CHILD LIDAPRIM PED. TAB. 20 TABS. LIDAPRIM TAB LITAREX. TAB 564mg LONGATIN SYRUP 25MG/5ML LONGATIN TAB 25MG LORADAY 10MG TABLET DERMATIN SOLUTION 1% DERMOSE CUSI NYSTATIN OIN.100000 I.U DETRUSITOL 2MG FC TAB DEXTRAN 40 10% IN NORMAL SALINE DEXTROKUF 15MG\5ML SYRUP DEXTROSE 10% SOLUTION FOR INJ DEXTROSE 5% I.V INFUSION DIAXINE TABS DIPHENAM SYRUP DIPHENAM PEDIATRIC SYRUP DIUSEMIDE 20MG/2ML AMP DIUSEMIDE 40 MG TAB DOABETIC 5 MG TABLET DOLOMOL 120MG SUPP DOLOMOL 325MG SUPP DOLOMOL 500MG TAB DOLOMOL 650MG SUPP DOLOMOL DROPS 100 MG/ML DOLOMOL SYRUP 120 MG / 5 ML DOPAMET 250MG TABS DORAL S.F 1000MG VIAL DORAL S.F 500MG VIAL DOSTINEX 0.5MG TABLET DUMOCYCLIN 1.M.VIAL DUMOCYCLIN 250 MG CAP DUMOCYCLINE 500MG INJ DUMOCYCLINE EYE OINT DUMOLID TAB. 5 MG. DUMOXIN SYRUP 10MG/ML DUMOXIN TAB 100 MG DUOFEDINE SYRUP EDRONAX 4MG TAB ELYZOL INFUSION 5MG/ML ELYZOL SUPP 500MG ELYZOL SUSP 25MG/ML ELYZOL TAB. 250 MG. ELYZOL TAB. 500MG ELYZOL VAG.PESSARIES 500MG ELYZOLE 1% CREAM EPARGRISOVIT ADULT AMP. EPSIKAPRON AMP 4G+WATER FOR INJ 10ML EPSIKAPRON EFF. POWDER 9 GM ERYTHROMIL 200MG/5ML SUSP. ERYTHROMIL 250MG TAB ERYTHROMIL FORTE 400MG/5ML SUSP. EYEBEL-D EYE LOTION 5MG EZOLVIN 4MG\5ML SYRUP EZOLVIN 8MGTAB FARCOLIN 0.5% RESPIRATOR SOLN. FARLUTAL 250MG TAB FARMARUBICIN 10MG VIAL FARMORUBICIN 50MG VIAL FAWAR FRUIT EFFERVESCENT SALT SACHETS 5G FAWAR LEMON EFFERVESCENT SALT SACHETS 5G FENAMIC 250 MG CAP FENDOL 250 MG CAPSULE FENDOL 50MG/5ML SUSP FENDOL D.S.TAB 500MG FERAL CAPS FLORAN 100% LIQUID FLUCAND 200MG/100ML INFUSION VIAL FLUDREX SYRUP FLUDREX TAB GABBRORAL SYRUP GABBRORAL TAB 250MG GAMMA GLOBULIN 16% INJ GENOTROPIN 16IU CARTRIDGE GENOTROPIN 36 IU CARTRIDGE GENOTROPIN 4 IU VIAL+SOLVENT GLIBIL-5 TABS GLICEROLO SUPP 1500MG CHILDREN GLUCOFER 300MG TAB GLYCINE 1.5% IRRIGATION SOLUTION
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Registered Suppliers Index PENAMOX CAPS 250MG PENAMOX CAPS 500 MG PENTACT HIB VACCINE SD VIAL+SYRINGE PENTAGLOBIN AMP I.V PENTASA 1% ENEMA PENTASA 1GM SACHET PENTASA 1GM SUPP. PENTASA 500 MG SLOW RELEASE TABLET PNEUMO 23 VACCINE S.D.SYRINGE POXIDIUM TAB PRECONATIVE 500IU+WATER;10ML INJ PREDNISOLONE TAB 5MG 30 TABS PREDONE 10MG TAB PREDONE 20MG TAB PROGRAF 5MG CAPS PROGRAF1MG CAPS PROMETIN 5MG\5ML SYRUP PROTAMINE SULPHATE INJ 1% PURINOL 100 MG PURINOL 300 MG REMIN TAB 300 MG. REVACOD 500MG TABS REVANIN 125MG SUPP FOR INFANTS REVANIN 250MG SUPP FOR CHILDREN REVANIN 500MG TAB REVANIN SUSP 125MG/5ML RHEOMACRODEX 10% IN SALINE OR DEXTROSE RHESONATIVE 250 MCG/2ML VIAL RIABAL 30MG TAB RICHBORN CAPS RIDAZINE 100 TAB RIDAZINE 25 TAB RINGERS INJECATION 500 ML SOLUTION ROLAN 50MG\2ML AMP ROUVAX LYOPH.SNGLE DOSE VIAL+DILUENT SYR ROXCEF 1GM I.M INJECTION ROXCEF 1GM I.V INJECTION ROXCEF 250MG I.M INJECTION ROXCEF 250MG I.V INJECTION ROXCEF 500MG I.M INJECTION ROXCEF 500MG I.V INJECTION RUDIVAX RYTHINATE SUSP. 200MG/5ML SALAZOPYRIN-EN TAB 500MG SALBULASE 2MG/5ML SYRUP SAMIXON 1GM VIAL SAMIXON 500MG VIAL SERMION 10MG TAB SERMION TAB 5MG SINE-UP SYRUP SKAINAR CAPS SOD. CHLORIDE 0.45%+DEXTROSE 5% I.V INF. SOD.CHLORIDE 0.18%+DEXTROSE 5 % INFUSION SODIUM CHLORIDE .9% + DEXTROSE 5% SODIUM CHLORIDE 0.45% W/V I.V INFUSION SODIUM CHLORIDE 0.9% I.V INFUSION SOLAXIN TAB 200MG SOMADRIL COMP.TAB. SPASMOPAN 10MG TAB. SPASMOPAN 20MG AMP. STERILE WATER FOR INJ 500 ML STERILE WATER FOR IRRIGATION 500ML STESOLID RECTAL TUBE 10 MG, STESOLID TAB. 5 MG, STESOLID 5MG RECTAL TUBE STESOLID INJ 10 MG/2 ML STESOLID SYRUP 0.4 MG/ML STESOLID TAB 2 MG STESOLID, SUPP, 5 MG, STESOLID, SUPP. 10 MG, STROCAIN TAB SUPRAX 100 SUSP SUPRAX 200 CAPS LORADAY 5 MG / 5 ML SYRUP LUBRIFILM EYE OINT. LYSTHENON SICCUM VIAL MACRODEX 6%SOL.IN DEXTROSE OR NACL MALAREX SYRUP 120MG/5ML MALAREX TABLETS 250mg MALUGEL CHEWABLE TAB MANNITOL 20 % I.V INFUSION 500 ML MAXIL 1500 VIAL MAXIL 750 VIAL MEDROL TAB 4 MG MENINGOCOCCAL VACCINE A&C VIAL MENOGON 75 I.U FSH & 75 I.U LH AMPOULES MENOPUR 75 I.U[FSH+LH] INJ IV&S.C MERISLON TABLETS 6MG METHAPHYLIN TAB METHYLCOPAL 500 Mcg AMPUL METHYLCOPAL 500 Mcg TABLET MIACIN 100MG/2ML AMP MIACIN 500MG/2ML AMP MICOTER 1% SOLUTION MICOTER CREAM 1% MINIDIAB 5MGTAB MINIRIN 0.1MG TAB MINIRIN 0.2MG TAB MINIRIN NASAL SPRAY 0.1MG/ML MONOPARIN 1000 U/ML INJ MONOPARIN 25000 U/ML INJ MONOPARIN 5000 U/MLINJ MULTIPARIN 1000 UNITS/ML INJ MULTIPARIN 25000 UNITS/ML INJ MULTIPARIN 5000 UNITS/ML INJ NAPROX 250MG TAB NAPROX D.S 500MG TAB NAXONE 0.02MG/ML INJ 2ML NAXONE 0.4MG/ML INJ NEOPHYLLIN TAB 100MG NEOSAMPOON 60MG TABS NEUROVITAN TABS NIDAZOLE 250MG. F/C TAB NIDAZOLE 500MG TAB NIDAZOLE 5MG/ML INFUSION VIAL 100ML NIDAZOLE SUSP 125MG/5ML NIDAZOLE SUSP 200MG/5ML NOHIST 10MG TAB NOVAGEL PLUS SUSPENSION NOVAGEL SUSPENSION NOVAGEL TAB NUFEN 200MG TAB NUFEN 400MG TAB NUFEN 600MG TAB OFTALMOLOSA CUSI ATROPINE 1% OFTALMOLOSA CUSI DEICOL OINT 0.1% OFTALMOLOSA CUSI DEXAMETHASONE 0.05% OFTALMOLOSA CUSI ERYTHROMYCIN 0.5% OFTALMOLOSA CUSI GENTAMYCIN 0.3%OINTMENT OFTALMOLOSA CUSI HYDROCORTISONE 1% OFTALMOTRIM EYE DROPS OFTHALMOLOSA CUSI CHLORAMPHEN.OINT 1% OLBETAM 250MG CAPS OPRAZOLE 20MG E.C.TAB ORAGALLIN COATED TAB ORAGALLIN COMP. COATED TABS ORAGALLIN PURUM COATED 100MG TAB ORAL POLIOMYLITIS VACCINE ORVEK SYP 125MG/5ML ORVEK-250 SYRUP(250MG/5ML) PANACETAMOL 24MG/ML SYRUP PANACETAMOL 500MG TAB PARIET 10 MG E.C TAB PARIET 20MG E.C TAB PED-EL 20ML VIAL PENAMOX 125MG/5ML SUSP. PENAMOX 250MG/5ML SUSP.
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Registered Suppliers Index RIVO TAB 320 MG TINEA CURE PAINT 1% TINEACURE CREAM TUSSILAR TAB URISEPT 100MG TABS VIODERM CREAM 3% SUPRAX 400 CAPS SYLADOR 0.5MG TAB SYLADOR INJ 5MG/ML SYLADOR TAB 2 MG. SYLADOR TAB. 5 MG. TAKEPRON 15MG CAP. TAKEPRON 30MG CAPS TEKAM 10MG/ML 10ML VIAL TEKAM 50MG/ML 10ML VIAL TETAVAX 40 I.U INJ. TETRA Coq VACCINE TETRACT HIB VACCINE SD VIAL+SYRINGE THEOCOLIN TABLETS 100MG TOLMICEN CREAM 1% TOTINAL SYRUP 1MG/5ML TRACTOCIL 7.5MG/ML VIAL TRAMADONE 50MG/ML(100MG/2ML) AMPOULE TRIFED SYRUP TRIFED TAB TYPHM VI CAPSULAR POLYSACCHRIDE SD.SYRIN UBRETID 0.5MG AMP UBRETID 5MG TAB ULSAHEAL 1000 SUSP (1000MG/5ML) ULSAHEAL TAB 1G ULTRACLOXAM 500MG VIAL ULTRADERM CREAM ULTRADERM OINTMENT ULTRAMOX 125MG/5ML ORAL SUSP ULTRAMOX CAPS 250MG ULTRAMOX FORTE 250MG/5ML SUSP. ULTRAMOX FORTE CAPS 500MG ULTRASPORIN 250MG/5ML FORTE SUSP. ULTRASPORIN SUSPN, 125 MG, ULTRASPORIN, CAP. 250 MG, ULTRASPORIN, FORTE, CAP 500 MG, V-2 CAPS V-2 PLUS CAPS VAMIN 14 ELECTROLYTE FREE VAMIN 14 SOLN.FOR INFUSION VAMIN 18 ELECTROLYTE FREE VAMIN FRUCTOSE IV. SOLN VAMIN GLUCOSE PARENTRAL SOLN VAMIN-N SOLN.FOR INFUSION VAXIGRIP SINGLE DOSE SYRINGE 0.5ML VIFOLIN TAB 5 MG VIROMIDIN EYE DROPS 1% VOTREX 100MG SUPP VOTREX 25 TAB VOTREX 50 TAB VOTREX 50MG SUPP VOTREX 75MG/3ML AMP WESORBIDE 10MG TAB WESORBIDE 2.5MG SUBLINGUAL TAB WESORBIDE 20MG TAB WESORBIDE 5MG S/L TAB ZAVEDOS 10MG VIAL ZAVEDOS 5MG VIAL ZENOS AMP 4MG/ML
+966 (01) 2415320: +966 (01) 2415071:

ACCOLATE 20 MG F.C.TAB ACCUZIDE 20 F.C.TAB ACUITEL 10MG TAB ACUITEL 20MG TAB ADRENALINE HCL SOLN 1:1000 INJ AGGRASTAT 0.25MG\ML I.V VIAL ALDOMET 250 MG TAB ALDOMET 250MG/5ML INJ AMLOR CAPS 5MG ANUGESIC HC SUPP ANUSOL HC OINTMENT ANUSOL HC SUPP ANUSOL OINTMENT ANUSOL SUPP ARAMINE INJECTION 1% ARCOXIA 120MG TAB ARCOXIA 60MG TAB ARCOXIA 90MG TAB ARIMIDEX 1MG TAB ATROMID-S CAPSULES 500 MG. ATTENUVAX VIAL+DILUENT BACACIL 400MG TAB BENADRYL ELIXIR 12.5MG/5ML BENAFED SYRUP BENYLIN PAEDIATRIC SUGAR&COLOR FREE SYRU BENYLIN SYRUP BI PRETERAX TAB BURINEX AMP 0.5MG/ML 4ML BURINEX AMP 0.25MG/ML 2ML BURINEX TABLETS 1 MG BURINEX-K TAB CANCIDAS 50 MG VIAL CANCIDAS 70 MG VIAL CARDURA 1MG TAB CARDURA 2MG TAB. CARDURA 4MG TAB. CEFOBID 1GM VIAL I/M & I/V CEFOBID 2GM VIAL I/M & I/V CEFZIL 125MG/5ML SUSP CEFZIL 250MG TAB CEFZIL 250MG/5ML SUSP CEFZIL 500MG TAB CETAVLEX CREAM 0.5%W/W CLINORIL TAB 200MG COGENTIN 2MG/2ML AMP COGENTIN TAB 2MG COMBANTRIN 250MG TAB CO-RENITEC 20/12.5MG TAB COSOPT EYE DROPS COVERSYL 2MG TAB COVERSYL 4MG TAB COZAAR 100MG FILM COATED TABLET COZAAR 50MG TAB DACRINE EYE DROPS DAFLON 500MG TAB DAFLON TAB. 150 MG DAIVONEX CREAM 50MCG/G DAIVONEX OINT. 50MCG/G DECADRON 0.1% E/E SOL. OCUM DECADRON 4 MG./ML 2ML INJ.
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ALGIBAUME CREAM ANALLERGE 4 MG TAB CEVILENE DROPS CHEMOTRIM TABS CITRO-MAG EFFERVESCENT GRANULES COLIFURAN TAB 100MG COLMEDITEN TAB FLAGICURE TABS 250MG FLATIDYL 40MG CHEWABLE TAB PRISOLINE EYE/NASAL DROPS
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Registered Suppliers Index MEFOXIN INJ 100MG/ML(1 GM) MEFOXIN INJ 2GM MEGACE CAP 20MG, MEGACE CAP 40 MG MERONEM 1GM VIAL I/V MERONEM 500MG VIAL I/V MERUVAX II S.D.VIAL+DILUENT MIGON MELT 10MG WAFER MIGON 10MG TAB MIGON 5 MG TAB MINIPRESS TAB 1MG MINIPRESS TAB 2MG MINIPRESS TAB 5MG MODURETIC-50MG TAB. MUCOMYST SACHET MUMPSVAX & DILUENT VIAL MYSOLINE SYRUP MYSOLINE TAB 250TAB NATRILLIX 1.5 MG S.R TAB NATRILLIX 2.5 MG. TAB NEURONTIN 100MG CAPS NEURONTIN 300MG CAPS NEURONTIN 400MG CAPS NEUROTRAT FORTE TAB. NIF-TEN CAPS NITROSTAT 0.6 MG TAB NOLVADEX 10 MG TABs NOLVADEX-D TAB 20MG NOROXIN 400MG TAB ONE-ALPHA CAPS 1.0 MICROGM. ONE-ALPHA 2MCG/ML AMP. ONE-ALPHA CAPS 0.25 MICROGM ONE-ALPHA DROPS 2MICROGRAM/ML ONE-ALPHA SOLN 0.2MICROGM/ML OX-HEP LEO 1000 IU/ML INJ OX-HEP LEO 25000 I.U/ML INJ OX-HEP LEO 5000 IU/ML INJ PENTREXYL PARENTRAL 250MG VIAL PENTREXYL PARENTRAL 500MG VIAL PENTREXYL VIAL 1G PEPCIDIN 20MG TAB PEPCIDIN 40MG TAB PEPCIDIN I.V 20MG VIAL PERIACTIN 2MG/5ML SYRUP PERIACTIN 4 MG TAB PITRESSIN TANNATE IN OIL 5 UNIT/ML POLY-VI-SOL ORAL DROPS PONDOCILLIN 500MG TAB PONSTAN FORTE 500MG F.C TAB PONSTAN SYRUP 50MG/5ML PRETERAX TABLET PROPECIA 1 MG FILM COATED TABLETS PROSCAR 5MG TAB PROTAMINE SULFATE 10MG/ML VIAL 5ML QUESTRAN POWDER 4G/9G SACHET QUIBRON-T SR 300MG DIVITAB RENITEC TAB 10MG RENITEC TAB 20MG RENITEC TAB 5MG SELEXID 400MG VIAL+SOLVENT SELEXID TAB 200MG SEROQUEL STARTER PACK 10 TABLETS SEROQUEL 100 MG TAB SEROQUEL 200 MG TAB SEROQUEL 25 MG TAB SINEMET-110 TAB SINEMET-275 TAB SINEMET-PLUS SINGULAIR 10MG F.C/TAB. SINGULAIR 5MG CHEWABLE TAB SINGULAIR PAEDIATRIC 4 MG CHEWABLE TAB STABLON 12.5MG COATED TABLET. TAXOL 6 MG\ ML VIAL TEMPRA DROPS 100MG/ML TEMPRA SYRUP 160MG/5ML DECADRON E/E SOL 0.1% DECADRON NEO TOP. CREAM 0.1% DECADRON NEO.E/E SOLUTION DECADRON SHOCK PACK 20 MG/ML 5ML VIAL DECADRON TAB 0.5MG DECADRON WITH NEOMYCIN E/E DROPS DELTACORTRIL 5MG TAB DIABINESE TAB 250 MG DIAMICRON MR TABLET (30MG DIAMICRON TAB 80MG DIFLUCAN 150MG CAPS DIFLUCAN 200MG CAPS DIFLUCAN 50MG CAPS DILZEM 60MG TAB DILZEM RETARD 90MG TAB DIPRIVAN VIAL 10MG/ML DOLOBID 500MG TAB DOLOBID TABS 250 MG ENO-EFFERVESCENT SALT EPANUTIN SUSP 30MG/5ML EPANUTIN 100MG CAPS EPANUTIN R.M 250MG PARENTRAL AMP EUDYNA CREAM 0.05% EUDYNA GEL 0.05% FASIGYN TAB 500MG FELDENE 20MG SUPPOSITORY FER-IN-SOL DROPS 15MG/0.6ML (ELEMENTAL I FORTZAAR FILM COATED TABLET FOSAMAX 10MG TAB FOSAMAX ONCE WEEKLY 70MG TAB FUCICORT CREAM FUCIDIN CREAM 2% FUCIDIN 2% GEL FUCIDIN H CREAM FUCIDIN I.V INFUSION 500MG VIAL FUCIDIN INTER TULLE 2% FUCIDIN OINT 2% FUCIDIN ORAL SUSP 50MG/ML FUCIDIN TAB 250 MG FUCITHALMIC VISCOUS EYE DROPS FULCIN 125 MG TAB FULCIN SYRUP 125MG/5 ML. FULCIN TABLETS 500 MG. GLIBENESE TABLETS 5 MG. HB-VAX DNA 10MCG/ML VIAL I/M HB-VAX DNA 5MCG/0.5ML HIBISCRUB SOLUTION 4% W/V HIBITANE LOZENGES HIBITANE OBESTET. CREAM 1% HICONCIL 250MG CAP HICONCIL 500MG CAP HICONCIL POWDER 125/5 ML HICONCIL POWDER 250 MG /5 ML HYPERIUM 1MG TAB. HYZAAR (50MG/12.5MG) F.C TAB IMPERACINE 250MG TAB INDERAL AMPULES 1MG/ML INDERAL TABLETS 10 MG. INDERAL TABLETS 40 MG. INDERAL TABLETS 80 MG. INDOCID 100 MG. SUPP INDOCID 25 MG. CAPS. INDOCID RETARD 75 MG. CAPSULES INNOHEP 10000 ANTI-XA IU/ML SYRING INNOHEP 10000 ANTI-XA IU/ML VIAL INNOHEP 20000 ANTI-XA IU/ML SYRING INNOHEP 20000 ANTI-XA IU/ML VIAL INVANZ 1GM VIAL KETRAX SYR 40MG/5ML KETRAX TAB 40MG LIPITOR 10MG F.C TAB LIPITOR 20MG F.C TAB LIPITOR 40 MG FILM COATED TABLETS LOPID 600MG F.C.TAB M.M.R II 0.5ML VACCINE+ 0.7ML DILUENT
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Registered Suppliers Index ADVIL COLD AND SINUS CAPLET AGIOCUR GRANULES AGIOLAX GRANULES AMBOLAR 15 MG/5 ML SYRUP. AMOXYDAR 125MG/5ML SUSP AMOXYDAR 250 MG/5ML SUSP AMOXYDAR CAPSULES 250 MG AMOXYDAR CAPSULES 500 MG AMURETIC 5MG/50MG TAB APUROL 100MG TAB BLEOCIN 15MG AMP BRONEX ORAL DROPS BUTOVENT 100MCG SPRAY PUFF INHALER CAPOCARD 25MG TAB CAPOCARD 50MG TAB CARBATOL 200MG TAB CEPHADAR 250MG/5ML.SUSP CEPHADAR 125MG/5 ML SUSP CEPHADAR CAPSULES 250MG , CEPHADAR CAPSULES 500 MG. CHILDRENS ADVIL 100MG\5ML SUSPENTION CIMEDINE TAB 200MG CIMEDINE TAB 400MG CIPRODAR 250MG TAB CIPRODAR 500MG TAB CLENIL FORTE 250MCG PUFF METERED INHALER CLORACEF 125MG/5ML SUSP CLORACEF 250MG CAPSULE CLORACEF 250MG/5ML SUSP CLORACEF FORTE 500MG CAPSULE COLOPATHIL3.39 G SACHET DADCROME 2% EYE DROPS DERMA - LOMEXIN (LOMEXIN) 2% SPRAY DERMA-LOMEXIN (LOMEXIN) 2% CREAM DERMESONE SKIN OINTMENT 0.1% DIBEKACIN MEIJI INJ 100 MG DIBEKACIN MEIJI INJ 50 MG. DICLOGESIC 1% GEL DICLOGESIC 100MG SUPPOSITORIES DICLOGESIC 12.5MG SUPPOSITORY DICLOGESIC 25MG TAB DICLOGESIC 50MG E.C TAB DICLOGESIC 50MG SUPPOSITORY DICLOGESIC 75MG/3ML AMP DICLOGESIC RETARD 100 MG TABLET DICLOGESIC RETARD 100MG CAPS DIMETAPP ELIXIR ALCOHOL FREE DINTOINA TAB 100MG DOPRAM VIALS 20MG/ML DOXYDAR CAP 100MG EFEXOR 37.5MG TAB EFEXOR 50MG TAB EFEXOR 75MG TAB ERYTHRODAR 400MG FORT TAB ERYTHRODAR SUSP 200MG/5ML ERYTHRODAR TAB. 250MG FAMODAR 20MG TAB FAMODAR 40MG TAB GENURIN 100MG TAB GENURIN FORT 200MGTAB GERIATON FORTE CAP GYNO- LOMEXIN (LOMEXIN) 2% VAGINAL CREAM GYNO-LOMEXIN (LOMEXIN) 200MG VAGINA SUPP GYNO-LOMEXIN 600MG VAG.SUPPOSITORY HAIRGROW 2% SOLUTION HI-CAL 1.2 GM/5ML SYRUP IBUGESIC 100MG/5ML SUSP IBUGESIC 200MG TAB INDOGESIC CAP 25MG ISORDIL 10 MG. TABLETS ISORDIL SUBLINGUAL 5 MG. TAB. KESELAN 1.5MG TAB LASTET 100MG AMP FOR INFUSION TENORETIC TAB TENORMIN INJ 500MCG/ML TENORMIN TAB 100MG TENORMIN TAB 50MG TERRACORTIL E/E OINTMENT TERRACORTIL E/E SUSP TERRAMYCIN CAPS 250MG TERRAMYCIN EYE OINT 1% TERRAMYCIN TOPICAL OINT TETMASOL SOAP TIENAM 500 MG VIAL I.V. TIMOPTOL 0.25% OPTH.DROPS TIMOPTOL 0.5% OPTH.DROPS TOTACEF 1GM VIAL+DILUENT AMP TOTACEF 500MG VIAL+DILUENT AMP TRIVASTAL RETARD 50MG TAB TRUSOPT 2% OPTH. SOLN TRYPTIZOL 10MG TAB TRYPTIZOL 10MG/5ML SYRUP TRYPTIZOL 25 MG TAB TRYPTIZOL 50MG TAB ULTRACEF 250MG PWD.FOR SUSP ULTRACEF 500MG CAPS ULTRACEF 500MG/5ML SUSP ULTRACEF TAB 1G UNASYN 1000:500MG VIAL UNASYN 2000:1000MG VIAL UNASYN 500:250MG VIAL VAQTA 25U SYRINGE I.M. VAQTA VACCINE 50 U VIAL VASTAREL 20MG TAB VEPESID 100MG CAPS VEPESID 100MG\5ML AMP VEPESID AMP 100MG/5ML FOR INFUSION VIAGRA 25MG F.C TAB VIAGRA 50MG F.C TAB VIBRAMYCIN SYRUP 10 MG/ML VIBRAMYCIN CAP 100 MG. VIBRAMYCIN TAB 100MG VIOXX 12.5MG TAB VIOXX 25MG TAB VIOXXACUTE 50 MG TABLETS VISINE EYE DROPS 0.05% VIVALAN TAB 50MG ZARONTIN CAP 250MG ZARONTIN SYR 250MG/5ML ZERIT 20MG CAP ZERIT 30MG CAP ZERIT 40MG CAP ZESTORETIC 20 TAB ZESTRIL 10MG TAB ZESTRIL 20MG TAB ZESTRIL 5MG TAB ZITHROMAX 200MG/5ML SUSP.AFTER RECONSTIT ZITHROMAX 250MG CAPS ZITHROMAX 500 MG POWDER FOR IV INFUSION ZOCOR 10MG TAB ZOCOR 20MG TAB ZOCOR 40MG TAB ZOLADEX DEPOT 3.6MG S/C INJ SYRINGE
+966 (01) 2172181: +966 (01) 2172183:

ACICONE - S 540MG/5ML SUSP ACICONE - S 720 MG CHEWABLE TAB ACICONE 540MG/5ML SUSP ACICONE 720 MG CHEWABLE TAB ADVIL 200MG TAB
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Registered Suppliers Index AFIMOCIL 0.5 GM TAB BLOKIUM TAB 100MG CITIUS TAB 200MG COLESTERINEX TAB. 250 MG METAGLIZ 10 MG TAB METAGLIZ 10MG/5ML SOLUTION PERGASTRIC SEDANTE TAB PIRACETAM CAPS 400MG SKILAX DROPS TRES-ORIX SOLUTION TRES-ORIX FORTE CAP URTIUM SUSP URTIUM TAB LAXOLAC SYRUP LEGALON 35MG TAB LEGALON 70 MG TAB. LIDOCATON 2% 1:100,000 CARTRIDGES LIDOCATON 2% 1:80,000 CARTRIDGES MEDEMYCIN CAPS. 200 MG. MELBIN 250MG TAB MEPICATON 3% CARTRIDGES (1.8)ML MICONAZ 2% CREAM MICONAZ 2% POWDER MYCOHEAL 2% ORAL GEL MYCOHEAL 200MG VAGINAL SUPPOSITORY MYCOHEAL 400MG VAGINAL SUPPOSITORIES MYCOHEAL HC CREAM MYCOHEAL VAGINAL CREAM 2% MYOGESIC TAB. NAZOLIN NASAL DROPS NIFECARD 10 CAPS OMEDAR 20MG TAB OPHTAMOLOL 0.25% EYE DROPS OPHTAMOLOL 0.5% EYE DROPS OS-CAL TAB 500MG PAINSTOP 20MG/ML AMPOULE PAM INJ 500MG PREMARIN 0.625MG TAB PREMARIN TAB. 1.25 MG. PREMARIN VAG CREAM 0.625MG PROCTOHEAL OINT. PROCTOHEAL SUPPOSITORY PROLIXAN 300MG CAPS REMEFLIN 8 MG/PEARL REMEFLIN 8 MG/VIAL 3 ML. REPARIL 20MG TAB REPARIL AMP 5MG REPARIL GEL N RHINOSTOP ORAL DROPS RINO-CLENIL 50MCG/PUFF NASAL SPRAY SOLU. ROBAXIN INJECTION 10 ML 1GM/AMP ROBAXIN TABLETS 500 MG ROBAXISAL TAB ROBITUSSIN CF SYRUP ROBITUSSIN SYRUP ROBITUSSIN-DM SYRUP ROBITUSSIN-PE SYRUP ROXAMED 150 MG TAB SMOODERM CREAM SORBIT 5 G POWDER PACKET SPASMO-URGENIN TAB SUCRAZIDE 5MG TAB TAMOPLEX 10MG/TAB. TESPAMIN 5MG INJ TETRADAR 250 MG CAP THEO-DUR TAB 200MG THEO-DUR TAB 300MG TRIMIDAR TAB 100MG URALYT-U GRANULES VALONTAN TAB 100MG VIKADAR FORTE TAB 1000000 I.U VIKADAR SUSP 200000 IU/5ML VIKADAR TAB 500000 I.U

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APO-AMILZIDE 50/5 MG TAB APO-ATENOL 100MG TAB APO-ATENOL 50MG TAB APO-DICLO 25MG E.C.TAB APO-DICLO 50MG E.C.TAB APO-DICLO S.R 100MG TAB APO-DILTAZ 30MG TAB APO-DILTAZ 60MG TAB APO-DOXY 100MG CAPS APO-GLYBURIDE 5MG TAB APO-NAPROXEN 250MG/TAB. APO-NAPROXEN 500MG/TAB APO-RANITIDINE 150MG F.C.TAB. APO-RANITIDINE 300MG F.C.TAB. STREPTAS 250000I.U VIAL STREPTAS 750000I.U VIAL
+966 (01) 2766775: +966 (01) 4065050:

ACULAR 0.5% OPTH.SOLN ALBALON EYE DROPS 0.1% ALPHAGAN 0.2% OPTHALMIC SOLUTION BETAGAN 0.5% LIQUIFILM OPTH.SOLN. BLEPHAMIDE EYE DROPS BOTOX 100UNITS CELLUFRESH(REFRESH PLUS .5% EYE DROPS CELLUVISC 1% EYE DROPS CHLOROPTIC OPTH.SOLN 0.5% CONJUNCTIN OPTH.DROPS EUCARBON TAB FLEET ENEMA(133ML ADULT &66.6ML CHILD) FML LIQUIFILM 0.1% FML NEO LIQUIFILM OPH.SOLN. FML OPTH. SUSP 0.1% LACRI-LUBE EYE OINT LIQUIFILM TEARS OCUFEN LIQUIFILM 0.03% OFLOX 0.3% EYE DROPS PREDFORTE OPTH. SUSP PREDMILD OPTH. SUSP PREDMYCIN-P EYE DROPS PREFRIN -A EYE DROPS PROPINE EYE DROPS 0.1% REFRESH EYE DROPS REFRESH P.M.EYE OINT. SANSILLA GARGLE
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ELDOPAQUE 2% CREAM ELDOPAQUE FORTE 4% CREAM
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ACIDO NALIDIXICO 500 MG TAB ACIDO NALIDIXICO SUSP.125MG/5ML
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Registered Suppliers Index ALUPENT SYRUP 10MG/5ML ALVEOFACT 50MG/1.2ML VIAL AMIKACIN 500MG/2ML INJ VIAL (I.V,IM) AMYDRAMINE EXPECTORANT SYRUP AMYDRAMINE II SUGAR FREE SYRUP AMYDRAMINE PAEDIATRIC SYRUP ANZATAX 6MG/ML VIAL ASMAFORT 1MG\5ML SYRUP ASMAFORT 1MGTAB ATRACURIUM BESYLATE 10MG/ML AMP ATROVENT 0.02MG/METERED DOSE INHALER ATROVENT 0.03% NASAL SPRAY WITHSPRAYPUMP AZOMYCIN 200MG\5ML SUSP. AZOMYCIN 250MG CAP. BECOVIT TABLET BECOVIT SYRUP BEROTEC SOLUTION FOR INHALATION 0.1% BEROTEC SPRAY 0.2MG/DOSE BETASONE 0.1% CREAM BETASONE 0.1% OINTMENT BETASONE 500MCG TAB BISOLVON 8MG TABLETS BISOLVON ELIXIR 4MG/5ML BISOLVON SOLUTION 2MG/ML BISOLVON TABLETS 4MG BRONCHOLASE SYP BUSCOPAN 20 MG/ML AMP BUSCOPAN TABLETS 10MG BUTALIN SYRUP 2MG/5ML BUTALIN TABS 2MG BUTALIN TABS 4MG CARBOPLATIN 10MG/ML VIAL CATAPRES TABLETS 150MCG CEFRIN 125MG/5ML SUSP CEFRIN 250MG CAPS CEFRIN 250MG/5ML SUSP CEFRIN 500MG CAPS CEFUZIME 125 MG TAB CEFUZIME 250MG TAB. CEFUZIME 500 MG TAB CETRALON 10 MG TAB CETRALON 5MG/5ML SYRUP CHLOROHISTOL SYP. 2 MG / 5 ML CHLOROHISTOL TAB 4 MG. CISPLATIN 1MG/1ML VIAL CLAMYCIN 250 MG TABLET CLAMYCIN 500 MG TAB CLOFEN 25 TAB CLOFEN 50 TAB CLOFEN 75MG INJECTION CLOFEN CREAMAGEL 1% CODAPHED SYRUP CYNOVIT 1MG/1ML I.M. INJECTION CYTARABINE 100MG/1ML VIAL DBL ACYCLOVIR 250MG/10ML VIAL DBL ACYCLOVIR I,V 500MG/20ML VIAL DBL CYTARABINE 100MG/5ML VIAL DEXIPAN 5% CREAM DIALON 500 MG F.C TAB DIAZEPAM TAB 2 MG DIAZEPAM TAB 5 MG DIZINIL 50MG TAB DOBUTAMINE HCL 250MG/20ML VIAL DOLGIT CREAM 50MG/G DOPAMINE HCL 200MG/5ML AMP DULCOLAX 5MG ENTERIC COATED TAB. DURADOX 100 MG CAPS EFFORTIL 5MG TAB EFFORTIL DROP 7.5MG/ML, ENOXIRT 0.25GM I.M VIAL ENOXIRT 0.25GM I.V VIAL ENOXIRT 1GM I.M VIAL ENOXIRT 1GM I.V VIAL ENOXIRT 500MG I.M VIAL
+966 (01) 4055862: +966 (01) 4035725:
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DEXTRAN-70 IN 0.9% NACL DEXTROSE 10%+SOD.CHLORIDE 0.45% INJ DEXTROSE 40% INJ. DEXTROSE 5% INJ DEXTROSE 5%+0.9% SOD.CHLORIDE INJ DEXTROSE 5%+SOD.CHLORIDE 0.20% INJ DEXTROSE 5%+SOD.CHLORIDE 0.45% INJ DEXTROSE INJ 10% DEXTROSE INJ 20% DEXTROSE INJ 50% DEXTROSE5%+LACTATED RINGER INJ FREAMINE III 8.5% INJ. GLYCINE 1.5% UROLOGICAL IRRIGATION HEPATAMINE INJ 8% LACTATED RINGERS INJ MANNITOL 20% INJ PERITONEAL DIALYSIS SOLN W/4.25%DEXTROSE SOD.CHLORIDE 0.45% INJ. SOD.CHLORIDE 0.9% FOR IRRIGATION SOD.CHLORIDE 0.9% INJ SORBITOL IRRIGATION 3.3% IN PLASTIC BAG STERILE WATER FOR INJ STERILE WATER FOR IRRIG.IN ACCUMED PS.CT TROPHAMINE 6%(AMINO ACID)INJ.

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AXE BRAND UNIVERSAL OIL BEKUNIS TABLET DUBAM SPRAY GOLD MEDAL MEDICATED OIL
+966 (01) 2415188: +966 (01) 2410365: 3V TABLETS

ACTILYSE SET(2VLS+2SOLV&INFSET) ADOL 125 MG RECTAL SUPPOSITORIES ADOL 160 MG CHEWABLE TAB ADOL 250 MG RECTAL SUUPPOSITORIES ADOL 500 MG RECTAL SUPPOSITORIES ADOL 500MG CAPLET ADOL ALLERGY SINUS 325MG/2MG/30MG CAPLET ADOL COLD 325MG/30MG/15MG CAPLET ADOL DROPS 100MG/ML ADOL EXTRA CAPLETS ADOL PM 325MG/25MG CAPLET ADOL SINUS 325MG/30MG CAPLET ADOL SYRUP 120MG/5ML AIROMIR INHALER 100MCG/ACTUATION ALBENDA 100MG\5ML SUSP ALBENDA 200 MG TAB ALBOTHYL CONC.SOLUTION 36% ALBOTHYL VAGINAL OVULE 90MG ALFACORT 1% CREAM ALFACORT 1% OINTMENT
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18 A
Registered Suppliers Index LIDOCAINE 5 % OINTMENT LOJOUR 5MG\5ML SYRUP LOMAX 400MG TAB LOPODIUM 2MG CAPS LOVRAK 5% CREAM (10 GM TUBE) LOVRAK 5% 10GM OINTMENT LOVRAK 800MG TABLET LYNAMINE TAB 20MG MELADININE PAINT MELADININE TAB METALYSE 10000 U I.V VIAL METHOTREXATE 1G/10ML INJ.FOR I.V OR I.M METHOTREXATE 25MG/1ML VIAL METHYLENE BLUE 1%(50MG/5ML) AMP METHYLPREDNISOLON SOD.SUCCINAT500MG VIAL METHYLPREDNISOLONE SOD.SUCCI.1GM VIAL METRODIN AMP 75 I.U.+SOLVENT METRODIN HP 75 IU/AMPOULE MEXITIL 250MG/10ML AMP. MICARDIS 40 MG TAB MICARDIS 80 MG TAB MIKACIN 100MG/2ML INJ. MIKACIN 500MG/2 ML AMP MIKOSTAT 100000 U OINTMENT MIKOSTAT 100000U CREAM MIKOSTAT 100000U\ML ORAL SUSP MIKOZAL 2% CREAM MIXAVIT DROPS 15ML MIXAVIT SYRUP MIXAVIT TAB MIXAVIT-M TAB MOBIC 15MG SUPPOSITORIES MOBIC 15MG TAB MOBIC 15MG\1.5ML IM AMP MOBIC 7.5 MG SUPPOSITORY MOBIC 7.5MG TAB MOXAL PLUS 200MG CHEWABLE TAB MOXAL PLUS SUSPENTION MOXAL SUSP MOXAL SUSP SACHET (10ML) MOXAL TAB MUCOLYTE SYRUP MUCOSOLVAN LIQUID 15MG/5ML MUCOSOLVAN TAB 30MG NALIDRAM TAB NALOXONE HCL 400MCG/ML AMP NALOXONE HCL 40MCG/2ML AMP NARAPRIL 10MG TABLET NARAPRIL 20MG TABLET NARAPRIL 5MG TABLET NASIVIN DROPS 0.025% NASIVIN DROPS 0.05% NEGACEF 0.5MG INJ. NEGACEF 1GM VIAL NEGAZOLE 250MG TAB. NEGAZOLE 500MG TAB. NEO MELADININE F.R TAB 10MG ORCINOL SYRUP OXYTETRACYCLINE OINT 3% PANCURONIUM 4MG/2ML AMP PANDERM CREAM PANDERM OINT PANTOZOL 20MG E.C TAB PANTOZOL 40MG TAB PARAZOLE 100MG TABLET PERGONAL 75 IU/ AMPOUL PERSANTIN TABLETS 75MG PHENYTOIN 100MG/2ML AMP PHENYTOIN 250MG/5ML AMP PIRAFENE SYRUP 2MG/5ML PIRAFENE TAB 4MG POTENCORT 0.005% OINTMENT POTENCORT 0.05% CREAM PREMOSAN 10MG INJECTION ENOXIRT 500MG I.V VIAL EROMYCIN 200MG/5ML SUSP EROMYCIN 250MG TABLET ERYTHROMYCIN LACTOBIONATE 1G I.V.VIAL ESKACEF CAPS 250MG ESKACEF CAPS 500MG ESKACEF SUSP 125MG/5ML ESKACEF SUSP 250MG/5ML EUPHYLLIN AMP 0.24GM/10ML I.V EUPHYLLINE RETARD C.TAB 350MG EUPHYLLINE RTD.MITE C.TAB 175MG FERROUS GLUCONATE 300MG TAB FITZCALM 200MG TAB FITZECALM 100MG\5ML SUSP FLUOROURACIL 250MG/10ML VIAL FLUOROURACIL 500MG/10ML VIAL FLUPHENAZINE DECANOATE OILY 100MG/ML AMP FLUPHENAZINE DECANOATE OILY 25MG/ML AMP FOLICUM 1 MG TABLETS FOLICUM 5MG TAB FRODAC 750MG CAPLET FUTASOLE 2% OINTMENT FUTASOLE 2%CREAM GAMAVATE CREAM 0.05% GAMAVATE OINTMENT 0.05% GASTROZEPIN 25MG TAB GENTAL SKIN OINT 0.1% GINSAVIT CAPS GLYCERYL TRINITRATE 50MG/10ML I/V AMP GONAL - F 150 IU AMPOULE GONAL - F 75 IU AMPOULE GUPISONE TAB 5MG GYNO-MIKOZAL 200MG VAG.OVULE GYNO-MIKOZAL 400MG VAG.OVULE GYNO-MIKOZAL CREAM 78 GM HALOPERIDOL 50MG INJ. HISTALOC 10MG F.C TAB HISTALOC 5MG/5ML SYRUP HISTOL 15MG/5ML SYRUP. HOLOPON TAB 1MG HYLO-COMOD 0.1% EYE DROP IBUTOP 5% GEL IMUKIN 100MCG/0.5ML VIAL INTARD TABS. 2.5MG JULMENTIN 1.2GM INJ. JULMENTIN 156.25 MG POWDER FOR SUSP JULMENTIN 375 MG TAB JULMENTIN 600MG INJ. JULMENTIN 625 MG TAB JULMENTIN FORTE 312.5MG POWDER FOR SUSP JULPHAMOX 100MG\ML DROPS JULPHAMOX 125MG SUSP. JULPHAMOX 250MG CAPSULE JULPHAMOX 250MG SUSP. JULPHAMOX 500MG CAPSULES JUSPRIN 300MG ENTERIC COATED TABLETS JUSPRIN 500MG ENTERIC COATED TABLETS JUSPRIN 81MG ENTERIC COATED TABLETS KAPTIN SUSP KDIRON 200MG\5ML SYRUP KDIRON DROPS LANETAL POWDER LANFAST 30MG CAPSULE LAXOBERAL 7.5Mg/Ml DROPS LAXOCODYL 10MG SUPP LAXOCODYL 5 MG TABLET LAXOCODYL 5MG SUPP LAXOLYNE SUPP FOR CHILDREN LAXOLYNE SUPPOSITORIES LEUCOVORIN CALCIUM 15MG/2ML VIAL LEUCOVORIN CALCIUM 50MG/5ML VIAL LEUCOVORINE CALCIUM 3 MG/ML AMP
19 A
Registered Suppliers Index UROXIN 400MG TAB VALOPIN 200MG\5ML SYRUP VANCOLON 0.5GM/VIAL I.V. VANCOMYCIN HCL 1 G VIAL FOR INFUSION VANCOMYCIN HCL 500MG VIAL FOR INFUSION VC CHEWABLE TAB 500MG VINBLASTINE SULPHATE 10MG/10ML VIAL VINCRISTIN SULPH. 1MG/ML VIAL VIRAMUNE 200MG TAB VIT. A +D ORAL DROPS VIT.B-COMPLEX TABLET XYLO-COMOD 0.1% NASAL SPRAY XYLOLIN 0.05%CHILD NASAL SPRAY XYLOLIN 0.1% ADULT NASAL SPRAY PREMOSAN ORAL DROPS 4MG/ML PREMOSAN SYRUP 5MG/5ML PREMOSAN TABS 10MG PRIMOCEF 0.5 GM I.M/ I.V VIAL PRIMOCEF 1 GM I.M VIAL PRIMOCEF 1 GM I.V VIAL PROFASI AMP 1000 I.U.+SOLVENT PROFASI AMP 500 I.U+SOLVENT PROFASI AMP 5000 I.U.+SOLVENT PROFINAL 200MG TAB PROFINAL 5% GEL PROFINAL 600MG TAB PROFINAL SUSP 100MG/5ML PROFINAL TABS. 400 MG. PURGATON TAB 20MG PYRIDOXIN TAB 40MG RANTAG 150MG TAB RANTAG 300MG TAB RANTAG 50MG AMP. RANTAG 75 MG F.C TAB REBIF 22 MCG PRE-FILLED SYRINGE REBIF 44 MCG PRE-FILLED SYRINGE RECOCEF 125 MG/5ML ORAL SUSPENSION RECOCEF 250 MG/5ML ORAL SUSPENSION RECOCEF 250MG CAP RECOCEF 500MG CAP RHINASPRAY CHILD 0.05% RISEK 10MG CAP. RISEK 20 MG CAPS RISEK 40MG INJ ROTHACIN CAPS 25 MG. RUBICALM CREAM SAIZEN 4IU VIAL SALINAL 41.2MG/ML ORAL DROPS SALINAL 42MG CHEWABLE TAB SALURIN 40 MG TABLETS SALURIN 5MG\5ML SYRUP SARF 250MG TAB SARF 500MG TAB SARF 750MG TAB. SCOPINAL 20MG AMPOULE SCOPINAL 5MG/5ML SYRUP SCOPINAL TAB 10MG SEDOFAN SYRUP. SEDOFAN TAB SEDOFAN-P 15MG\5ML SYRUP SEROCRYPTIN 2.5MG TAB SIFROL 0.088 MG TAB SIFROL 0.18 MG TAB SIFROL 0.7 MG TAB SILOMAT 20 MG/5ML SYRUP SIMVAST 10MG TAB SIMVAST 20MG TAB SOD.NITROPRUSSIDE 50MG VIAL SOFLAX SOLUTION SOOLAN SYRUP 100 ML. SPIRIVA 18MCG HARD CAPSULE STILAMIN 250MCG AMP+SOLVENT STILAMIN 3MG AMP+SOLVENT SUPRAPROCT-S OINT. SUTRIM TAB TAMBOCOR 100MG TAB TENSOTIN 100 MG TAB TENSOTIN 50MG TAB TETRACYCLIN 250MG CAPS TETRACYCLINE 500MG CAPS TETRACYCLINE SKIN OINT 3% THEOPHAR 60MG/5ML SYRUP THIAVIT 100MG TAB TIMO-COMOD 0.25% EYE DROP TIMO-COMOD 0.5% EYE DROP TOBRAMYCIN 20MG/2ML VIAL TOBRAMYCIN 80MG/2ML VIAL TRIMOL SUSP. TRIMOL TAB
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+966 (01) 4616999: +966 (01) 4611118:
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AMINOPLASMAL 15 % I.V INFUSION SOLN AMINOPLASMAL 10% I.V INFUSION AMINOPLASMAL L-10WITHOUT CARBOHYDRAT INJ AMINOPLASMAL L-5 WITHOUT CARBOHYDRAT INJ AMINOPLASMAL PAED W/O CARBOHYDRATE INJ AMINOPLASMAL-5% E INFUSION ATROPINE SULPHATE 500MCG/ML AMP CALCIUM GLUCONATE 10% AMP CANDIZOL 2% CREAM CLINDACIN-T 1% TOPICAL SOLN CLODERM 0.05% OINT CLODERM 0.05% CREAM COMP.SOD.LACTATE INJ CONVULEX 150MG CAPS CONVULEX 500MG CAPS CONVULEX 50MG/ML SYRUP DEXTROSE 10%+SOD.CHLORIDE 0.9% INJ DEXTROSE 5% INJ DEXTROSE 5%+SOD.CHLORIDE 0.45% INJ DEXTROSE 5%+SOD.CHLORIDE 0.9% INJ DEXTROSE 50% INJ DEXTROSE INJ 10% DEXTROSE INJ 40% DIAPHAGE 500 MG TAB DICLOFEN 1% CREMOGEL DORYX CAPS 100MG DROXIL 500MG CAPS ERYC 250MG CAPS GLIBEMIDE 5 MG TAB GLYCINE IRRIGATION 1.5% GYNO - CANDIZOL 200 MG VAGINAL OVULES GYNO - CANDIZOLE 400 MG VAGINAL OVULES HEPARIN SOD(BOVINE) 5000 I.U/ML VIAL 5ML HISTAZIN 5 MG / 5 ML SYRUP LIDOCAINE HCL 2% INJ 20ML LIPOFUNDIN MCT/LCT 10% INFUSION LIPOFUNDIN MCT/LCT 20% INFUSION LIPOFUNDIN-S 10% SOYA OIL LIPOFUNDIN-S 20% SOYA OIL LOW-LIP 600MG TAB METRONIDAZOLE 5MG/ML INFUSION 100ML BOTT MINITEN 25MG TAB MINITEN 50MG TAB NEUROTOP 300MG RETD.TAB NEUROTOP 600MG RETD. TAB ONKOVERTIN_40 IN N.SALINE ONKOVERTIN_70 IN N.SALINE
20 A
Registered Suppliers Index MONOCEF 250MG/5ML SUSPENSION MONOCEF 500MG CAPSULE NORMOTEN 100 MG F.C TAB NORMOTEN 100 MG F.C TAB NORMOTEN 50 MG F.C. TAB OMERAL 20MG CAP. OMNICEF 125MG/5ML SUSP OMNICEF 125MG/5ML SUSP OMNICEF 300MG CAPSULE PECTAL 100MG\5ML SYRUP PENETREX 200MG TAB PENETREX 400MG TAB RANIMAX 150 MG TAB RANIMAX 300 MG TAB RANIMAX AC TABLET RANIMAX AC TABLET REMOX 125MG/5ML SUSPENSION REMOX 250 MG CAPSULES REMOX 250MG /5ML SUSPENSION REMOX 500 MG CAPSULES REPADERM GEL (100 GM) REPADERM GEL (100 GM) RINOFED EXPECTORANT SYRUP 100 ML RINOFED PLUS SYRUP RINOFED PLUS TAB RINOFED SYRUP RINOFED TAB ROMIN 15 MG/5 ML SYRUP SOLVEX 4MG/5ML SYRUP XEFO 8MG TAB ZINOPRIL 10 MG TAB ZINOPRIL 20 MG TABLET ZINOPRIL 40 MG TABLET ZINOPRIL 5 MG TABLETS ZOFEN SYRUP 0.5MG/10ML ZOTRIM FORTE TAB. ZOTRIM SUSP. ONKOVERTIN-40 IN DEXTROSE POTASSIUM CHLORIDE 7.45% INJ AMP POTASSIUM CHLORIDE STRONG(15%) AMP 10ML POTASSIUM PHOSPHATE INJ 20MINIPLASCO AMP PROFILAR 1MG / 5 ML SYRUP SOD.BICARBONATE 4.2% INJ SOD.CHLORIDE 0.9% SOD.CHLORIDE 0.9% IRRIGATION SOD.LACTATE INJ M/6 SODIUM BICARBONATE 8.4% INJ SODIUM CHLORIDE INJ 5.85% STERILE WATER FOR IRRIGATION UNICAM 20 MG CAPS UNIDOX 100 MG CAPS UNIFED DM SYRUP UNIFED EXPECTORANT SYRUP UNIFED SYRUP UNIVIT-A FORT 50000I.U CAPSULE UNIVIT-E 100MG CAPSULE WATER FOR INJ AMP
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ANAZOL 125MG/5ML SUSP. ANAZOL 200MG/5ML SUSP. ANAZOL 250 MG F.C. TAB ANAZOL 500 MG F.C. TAB BIOCEF 125MG/5ML SUSPENSION BIOCEF 250MG CAPSULE BIOCEF 250MG/5ML SUSPENSION BIOCEF 500MG CAPSULE CEFADIN 250MG CAP. CEFADIN 500MG CAP. CEFADROX 250MG/5ML SUSPENSION CEFADROX 500MG CAPSULE CEFADROX 500MG/5ML SUSPENSION CEFOFIX 1.5 GM VIAL CEFOFIX 750 MG VIALS CETAMOL 100 MG SUPP CETAMOL 200MG SUPP CETAMOL 350MG SUPP DICLOMAX 1% EMULGEL DICLOMAX 100 MG SUPP DICLOMAX 12.5 MG SUPP DICLOMAX 25MG TAB DICLOMAX 50 MG SUPP DICLOMAX 50 MG TAB DUSPAMEN 135MG TAB EVOREX 20MG CAP FENAM 250MG TAB FENAM 50MG/5ML SYRUP FENAM FORTE 500MG TAB FUCIBET CREAM 15 GM GLUCARE 500MG TAB GLUCARE 850 TAB. JAZOFEN 200 MG TAB JAZOFEN 400MG TAB LORAMAX 10MG TABLET LORAMAX 5MG/5ML SYRUP MEGAMOX 156 MG SUSP MEGAMOX 1GM TAB MEGAMOX 228 MG SUSP MEGAMOX 312MG SUSP MEGAMOX 375 MG TAB MEGAMOX 457MG SUSP MEGAMOX 625 MG TAB MEGAMOX 625 MG TAB MONOCEF 125MG/5ML SUSPENSION MONOCEF 250MG CAPSULE
+966 (01) 4783789: +966 (01) 4782686:
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ACIDAL CHEWABLE TAB ACIDAL SUSP ARTIZ 10 MG F.C TABLET ASPICARD 81MG TAB AVOLEN 60MG/5ML SYRUP AVOLEN S.R TABLET CALCITEC 100 I.U NASAL SPRAY CALCITEC 200 I.U NASAL SPRAY CALCITEC 50 I.U NASAL SPRAY CANAR 100 MG TABLET CANAR 50 MG TABLET CEPHALEX 500MG CAPS CEPHALEX CAPS 250MG CEPHALEX ORAL SUSP 250MG/5ML CEPHRADINE -TABUK 1GM VIAL(I.V-I.M CEPHRADINE -TABUK 500MG VIAL (I.V-I.M CLARITT 125 MG / 5 ML SUSPENSION CLARITT 250 MG / 5 ML SUSPENSION CLARITT 250 MG FILM COATED CLARITT 500 MG FILM COATED TAB CLOZOLE 0.1% TOPICAL CREAM CLOZOLE 1% TOPICAL SOLUTION CLOZOLE VAGINAL CREAM DERMA _ T 10MG TOPICAL LOTION DERMAL 0.05% CREAM DERMA-T SOLUTION DEXOFAN 15MG/5ML SYRUP DIVIDO 75MG DUAL RELEASE CAP ENERVIT F.C. TAB
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Registered Suppliers Index TABIFLEX 25MG E.C.TAB TABIFLEX 50MG E.C.TAB TABIFLEX 50MG/SUPPOSITORUY TABIFLEX COOL 1% GEL TABIFLEX COOL 1% GEL TABIFLEX RETARD 100MG/TAB. TABIFLEX SUPPOSITORIES 12.5MG/SUPP. TABIGESIC 250MG TAB TABIGESIC 50MG/5ML SUSP. TABIGESIC FORTE TAB TABOCINE CAPS 100MG TAZOLINE 0.5GM VIAL IV+10MLWATER FOR INJ TAZOLINE 1GM VIAL I.M+5MLSOLV.LIDOCAINE TAZOLINE 1GM VIAL IV+10ML WATER FOR INJ. TAZOLINE0.5GM VIAL I.M+5MLSOLV.LIDOCAINE TOPRAZOLE 40 MG E.C TABLETS TOPRAZOLE 40 MG E.C TABLETS TRIAXONE 0.5G I.M VIAL+5ML SOLV.LIDOCAIN TRIAXONE 1GM VIAL I.M+5ML SOLV.LIDOCAINE TRIAXONE 500MG VIAL I.V+5MLWATER FOR INJ TRIAXONE1GM VIAL I.V INJ+10ML D.WATER VALIREC 200 MG/5 ML SYRUP VASTA 10MG F.C TAB VASTA 20MG F.C TAB VAVO 2% CREAM VAVO 2% SHAMPOO VINTEC 2MG/5ML SYRUP VITA-B TAB VITA-C 500MG CHEWABLE TAB. VITA-C 500MG CHEWABLE TAB. VITAKID ORAL DROPS VITANERVE F.C TAB VONAL 100MG/ML ORAL DROP VONAL 120MG SUPP VONAL 120MG/5ML SYRUP VONAL 200MG/SUPP. VONAL 500MG TAB. WINEX 100MG\5ML ORAL SUSP WINEX 200MG CAP WINEX 400MG CAP WORMAZOL SUSP 2% WORMAZOLE CHEWABLE 100MG TAB ZETA 20MG OINTMENT TUBE ZETA 20MG/GM CREAM ZETRON 200MG\5ML POWDER FOR SUSP ZETRON 200MG\5ML POWDER FOR SUSP ZETRON 250 MG CAPSULE ZIDIME 1GM GLASS VIAL IV/IM ZIDIME 2GM I.V INJ ZINOXIME 1.5GM VIAL FOR I.V ZINOXIME 750MG VIAL FOR I.V/ I.M ZINOXIMOR 125MG F.C.TAB ZINOXIMOR 250 MG F.C.TAB ZINOXIMOR 500MG F.C.TABLET EPTOL 100MG/5ML ORAL SUSPENSION EPTOL 200 MG TAB ESOPRESS 10MG TAB EZILAX 10G/15ML SYRUP EZILAX 10GM POWDER SACHET EZIPECT 12.5MG/5ML SYRUP FEXODINE 120MG TABLET FEXODINE 180MG TABLET FLAZOL 125MG/5ML ORAL SUSP FLAZOL 500MG TAB FOLIVITA TAB FOXIME 1GM VIAL+5ML SOLVENT LIDOCAINE IM FOXIME 1GM VIAL+5ML WATER FOR INJ IV USE FOXIME 500MG VIAL+AMP OF WATER IM/IV USE FOXITIN 1GM VIAL I.V OR I.M ADMINISTRATI GLIZIDE 80MG TAB GRIPINE 2MG/5ML SYRUP HISTAFED SYRUP HISTAFED TAB. HYDROCORTISONE-TABUK 1% CREAM HYDROCORTISONE-TABUK 1% CREAM HYOBAN 10MG F.C TABLET KETOFEN 1MG TAB KETOFEN 1MG/5ML SYRUP LINZ 20 MG CAPSULE LOTENSE 5MG CAP MENTEX SYRUP METFOR 500 MG TAB METFOR 850 MG TAB MICOZOL 2%CREAM MICOZOL 2%CREAM OMIZ 10MG CAP OMIZ 20MG CAP ORASOL POWDER ORTHOCAM 0.5% GEL ORTHOCAM 10 CAPS ORTHOCAM 20 CAPS ORTHOCAM DT 10MG ORTHOCAM DT 20MG PROF 100MG/5ML SUSP PROF 200 MG TAB PROF 200 MG TAB PROF 400 MG TAB PROF 400 MG TAB PROF 600 MG TAB PROF 600 MG TAB QUINOX 250 MG TAB. QUINOX 500 MG TAB. RANACID 75MG F.C.TAB RANACID 75MG\5ML SYRUP RANID 150MG F.C.TAB. RANID 150MG F.C.TAB. RANID 150MG F.C.TAB. RANID 300MG F.C.TAB. RANID 300MG F.C.TAB. RAPIDUS 25MG TABLET RAPIDUS 25MG TABLET RAPIDUS 50 MG TABLET RAPIDUS 50 MG TABLET RIFACIN 150MG CAP. RIFACIN 300 MG CAPS ROXIL 250MG/5ML SUSP. ROXIL 500MG CAPS SINATEN 10 000 IU OINTMENT 15 GM SINATEN 100000 I.U VAGINAL TAB. SINATEN 500000 IU \5ML ORAL SUSP TABETA 0.1%OINTMINT TABETA 0.1%SCALP APPLICATION TABICLOR 125MG/5ML SUSP TABICLOR 250MG CAPS TABICLOR 250MG/5ML SUSP TABICLOR 375 MG/ 5ML ORAL SUSPNSION TABICLOR 500MG CAPS TABICLOR MR 750MG F.C TAB TABIFLEX 100MG/SUPPOSITORY
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ACTIFED EXPECTORANT SYRUP ACTIFED TAB BECLOFORTE INHALER 250MCG/INHALATION BECONASE AQUEOUS NASAL SPRAY BECOTIDE INHALER 100MCG/INHALATION BECOTIDE INHALER 50MCG/INHALE BETNOVATE 0.1% SCALP APPLICATION BETNOVATE CREAM 0.1% BETNOVATE OINTMENT 0.1% BETNOVATE-N 0.1% CREAM BETNOVATE-N OINTMENT DERMOVATE 0.05% SCALP APPLICATION DERMOVATE 0.05% SCALP APPLICATION DERMOVATE CREAM 0.05% DERMOVATE OINTMENT 0.05%
22 A
Registered Suppliers Index METHACIN SUPP. 100 MG METROZOLE TAB 250MG MEZACOL 400 MG E.C TABLET MONOZIDE 12.5MG TAB MONOZIDE 25MG TAB NORACIN 400MG TAB NORACTONE TAB 25MG NORTRIME SUSP (200+40MG/5ML) NORTRIME TAB PYLOMID 10MG TAB RANIDINE 150MG TAB RANIDINE 300 MG TAB RAZONE 40 MG E.C TAB SPASMONORE SUPP.ADULT SPASMONORE SUPP.CHILD 7.5MG SPASMONORE TAB 10MG TALIN 1.5MG/5ML SYRUP TEFANYL 1 MG TABLETS TEFANYL 1MG\5ML SYRUP TENOX 20MG CAPS VOMINORE TAB ELTROXIN 0.05MG TAB ELTROXIN 0.1MG TAB EUMOVATE 0.05% CREAM EUMOVATE 0.05% OINTMENT FLIXONASE 0.05% AQUEOUS NASAL SPRAY FORTUM 1G VIAL FORTUM 1G VIAL FORTUM 2G VIAL FORTUM 2G VIAL FORTUM 500MG VIAL FORTUM 500MG VIAL IMIGRAN 100MG TAB IMIGRAN 100MG TAB IMIGRAN 50MG TAB IMIGRAN 50MG TAB LAMICTAL 100MG DISPERSABLE TAB LAMICTAL 100MG TAB LAMICTAL 25 MG TAB LAMICTAL 25MG DISPERSABLE TAB LAMICTAL 25MG DISPERSABLE TAB LAMICTAL 50MG TAB LAMICTAL 5MG DISPERSABLE TAB SEPTRIN 480MG TAB SUPRAVIT CAPS VALTREX 500MG TAB VALTREX 500MG TAB VENTOLIN 2MG TAB VENTOLIN 2MG/5ML SYRUP VENTOLIN 4MG TAB VENTOLIN CR 4MG TAB VENTOLIN INHALER 100MCG/ACTUATION VENTOLIN RESPIRATORY SOLUTIN 0.5% ZANTAC 150MG TAB ZANTAC 150MG TAB ZANTAC 300MG TAB ZANTAC 300MG TAB ZANTAC 50MG/2ML AMP ZANTAC EFFERVESCENT TAB 150MG ZANTAC EFFERVESCENT TAB 300MG ZINACEF 1.5G VIAL ZINACEF 250MG VIAL ZINACEF 750MG VIAL ZINNAT 125MG TAB ZINNAT 125MG/5ML SUSP ZINNAT 250 MG/ 5 ML SUSPENSION ZINNAT 250MG TAB ZINNAT 500MG F.C TAB ZOFRAN 4MG TAB ZOFRAN 8MG TAB ZOVIRAX 200MG TAB ZOVIRAX 400MG TAB ZOVIRAX 800MG TAB ZYLORIC 100 MG TABLET
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ANACIN 398MG TAB ATIVAN TABLETS 1 MG ATIVAN TABLETS 2 MG BISODOL POWDER BISODOL TAB CATALIN OPH. SOLUTION DIAMOX 250MG TAB. LODINE 300MG CAPS MINULET 21 TAB MUCAINE SUSP MUCOFALK 5GM GRANULES SACHET(APPLE) MUCOFALK 5GM GRANULES SACHET(ORANGE) NORDETTE 21TAB NORDIOL 21TAB OMNIPAQUE 180MG /ML VIAL OMNIPAQUE 240MG/ML VIAL OMNIPAQUE 300MG /ML VIAL OMNIPAQUE 350MG/ML VIAL OMNISCAN 0.5MMOL/ML VIAL OVRAL TAB PREMPAK -C 0.625MG TAB PREMPAK C 1.25MG TABS SALOFALK 4GM/60ML ENEMA SALOFALK 500MG TAB TESLASCAN 0.01 MMOL/ML I.V INFUSION VISIPAQUE 150MG 1 /ML VIAL VISIPAQUE 270MG 1 /MLVIAL VISIPAQUE 320MG 1 /ML VIAL

AMOXIPEN 250 MG CAP AMOXIPEN 500MG CAP AMOXIPEN SUSP 125MG/5ML AMOXIPEN SUSP 250MG/5ML ANGIOTEC 10MG TAB ANGIOTEC 20MG TAB ANGIOTEC 5MG TAB ASMANORE SYRUP 2MG/5ML ASMANORE TAB 4MG BACTALL 250MG TABLET BACTALL 500MG TABLET BENDAZOLE 100 MG TAB BEVACOL 135MG TABLET COBAL 500MCG TAB DOPANORE TAB 250 MG. METHACIN CAPS. 25MG
DAGRAVIT A-E CAPS DAGRAVIT B-COMPLEX TAB INSADOL TABS MADECASSOL 10MG TABLET MADECASSOL INJECTION 20MG/ML MADECASSOL N-HC OINT MADECASSOL OINTMENT MADECASSOL POWDER
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23 A
Registered Suppliers Index
KWELL CREAM KWELL LOTION KWELL SHAMPOO PHAZYME TAB 60MG
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BECTAZON 0.2% OINTMENT CANDICORT CREAM HERPAVIR 5% CREAM KENACIN CREAM LIGNOSOL AEROSOL MULTICIN-Z OINTMENT MULTICIN-Z POWDER MULTISOL AEROSOL SPRAY (150 GM ) NOCAL 10% TOPICAL SOLN. PETRALAR 0.025% CREAM PETRALAR-F 0.25% CREAM PETRALAR-N CREAM PROCTOLAR CENTER SUPPOSITORY SILVERIN 1% CREAM
+966 (01) 4646955: +966 (01) 4634362:
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ACNEDERM 20% MEDICATED LOTION ACNELIN 0.05% CREAM ACTRAPID HM PENFILL CARTRAGE ACTRAPID INSULIN HM 100 I.U. ADIPRIN 100MG E.C.TAB AMBREDIN TAB AMFIPEN INJECTION 250 MG AMFIPEN INJECTION 500 MG ANATENSOL DECANOATE 25 MG/ML VIAL APICARPINE 2% EYE DROPS APICARPINE 4% EYE DROPS APICORT 0.12% EYE DROPS APICORT FORTE 10MG/ML EYE SUSP. APICROM 2% EYE DROPS APIFLOX 0.3% EYE DROPS APIFRIN-Z EYE DROP APIGEN 0.3% E/E DROPS APIGEN 0.3% EYE OINTEMENT APILLERG EYE DROPS APIMOL 0.25% EYE DROPS APIMOL 0.5% EYE DROPS APISAL 0.9% EYE/NOSE DROPS APISULFA 20% EYE DROPS APIZOLIN 0.1% EYE DROP AZACTAM 1 GM INJ AZACTAM 1G VIAL AZACTAM 500MG INJ AZACTAM 500MG VIAL CANDIVAST 150MG CAP CANDIVAST 50MG CAP CAPOZIDE TABLET CIPROQUIN 250MG TAB CIPROQUIN 500MG TAB CLOTREX 1% OTIC SOLUTION CODILAR SYR CONDYLINE SOLUTION 5MG/ML DECOZAL 0.05% NASAL DROPS DECOZAL 0.1% NASAL DROPS DE-NOL 120MG TABS DERMA-CORYL 1% CREAM DERMOFUCIN 2% CREAM DERMOFUCIN 2% OINTMENT DEWAX 5MG/ML OTIC DROPS DISFLATYL DROPS 40MG/ML DISFLATYL TAB ECAVIT-B12 AMP, 1MG EFUDIX 5% OINTMENT ETHAMBUTOL TAB 250MG EYLOX 0.3% EYE DROPS FLEMOXIN CAPSULES 250 MG. FLEMOXIN CAPSULES 500 MG. FLEMOXIN DROPS 100 MG/ML FLEMOXIN SOLUTAB 250MG FLEMOXIN SOLUTAB 500MG FLEMOXIN SYRUP 125 MG/5 ML FLEMOXIN SYRUP 250 MG/5 ML FLUORO-URACIL ICN 250MG\5ML VIAL GLUCAGEN 1MG HYPOKIT FILLED WITH WATER GLUCAGEN 1MG VIAL+WATER FOR INJ. GYNO-CORYL 150 MG VAGINAL OVULES
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CHORIOMON 1000 I.U VIAL+AMP OF SOLVENT CHORIOMON 5000 I.U VIAL+AMP OF SOLVENT FLECTOR EP GEL 1% FLECTOR EP TISSUGEL 1GM PATCHES FOSTIMON HP 150 IU VIAL IM(WOMEN URIN) FOSTIMON HP 75 IU VIAL (IM) USE MERIONAL HP 75 IU VIAL MERIONAL-HP 150 IU VIAL ROWACHOL CAPS ROWACHOL DROPS ROWATINEX CAPS ROWATINEX DROPS
+966 (01) 4056428: +966 (01) 4056264:

BETADERM CREAM 0.1% BETADERM OINT 0.1% CEVITIL EEFFV.TAB 1 GM CIPROCIN 250MG TAB CIPROCIN 500MG TAB COVIT CAPS DEXAMETHASONE SOD.PHOSPHATE 8MG/2ML AMP E-MOX 125MG DRY MIX. E-MOX 250MG DRY MIX. E-MOX 500MG CAPS EPICO EFFERVESCENT SALT EPICOCILLIN VIAL 1G EPICOCILLIN VIAL 500MG EPICOGEL SUSP. EPILAT 10MG CAPS EPIMAG EFFERVESCENT GRANULE SACHET EPIRAZOLE 20MG CAPS(E.C.PELLETS) FURAZOLE TAB GASTROFAIT TAB 500MG HYDROCORTISONE 100M VIAL+SOLVENT 2ML AMP KAPECT SUSP. LACTULOSE 650MG/ML SYRUP 300ML MUCOGEL SUSP. NO-URIC TAB 100MG NO-URIC TAB 300MG THIOPENTAL 0.5G VIAL THIOPENTAL 1G VIAL
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24 A
Registered Suppliers Index TRI-B TAB ULTRATARD HM 100 I.U. VIAL VAGIFEM 25MICROGRAM/ VAGINAL TAB VALINIL TAB 2MG VALINIL TAB 5MG VELOSEF SUSP 125MG/5ML VELOSEF 500MG CAPS VELOSEF CAP 250MG VELOSEF INJ 250MG VIAL VELOSEF INJ 2GM VIAL VELOSEF SUSP 250MG/5ML VELOSEF VIAL 1GM VELOSEF VIAL 500MG VEPESID 100MG CAPSULE VITAMIN 15 SOLCO TAB ZOCIN 250MG CAPSULE ZYMOGEN TAB GYNO-CORYL VAGINAL CREAM HAIRSCIENCE ANTI-DANDRUFF SHAMPOO I.N.H TAB 100MG IMAVIR 5% CREAM INSULATARD HM 100 IU PENFILL INSULATARD HM 100 IU VIAL ISILIN SYR KENACORT-A 40MG\ML INJ KENALOG IN ORABASE (PASTE 0.1%) LAVAGINE POWDER LIOCAINE 2% GEL LOCAGEL 30 GM GEL LOCOID CREAM 0.1% LOCOID CRELO 0.1% TOPICAL EMULSION LOCOID LIPO CREAM 0.1% LOCOID LOTION 0.1% LOCOID OINT 0.1% MAXIPIME 1 G VIAL MAXIPIME 2 G VIAL MIXTARD 10 NOVO LET ,100 IU MIXTARD 10/90U/ML HM PENFILL CARTRIG 3ML MIXTARD 20 NOVO LET , 100IU MIXTARD 20 PENFILL 100 IU/ML CARTRIDGE MIXTARD 30 HM 100 IU PENFILL MIXTARD 30 HM 100 IU VIAL MIXTARD 40 NOVO LET ,100IU MIXTARD 40/60U/ML HM PENFILL CARTRGE 3ML MIXTARD 50 HM NOVOLET MIXTARD 50 HM PENFILL100IU/ML3mlcartridg MONOTARD HM 100 U/ML 10ML VIAL MULTILIND 30GM OINTMENT MYCOSAT 100,000IU\ML ORAL SUSP MYCOSTATIN 100000 UNITS/ML ORAL SUSP NEODEX 0.1 E/E DROP NEOPRED - P EYE SUSP NOMAL 50 MG CAPSULE NORDITROPIN 12 I.U PENSET NORDITROPIN 12 I.U VIAL NORDITROPIN 24 I.U PENSET NORDITROPIN 4 I.U VIAL NORDITROPIN SIMPLEX 10MG\1.5ML CARTRIDGE NORDITROPIN SIMPLEX 15MG\1.5ML CARTRIDGE NORDITROPIN SIMPLEX 5MG\1.5ML CARTRIDGE NOVOMIX 30 FLEXPEN 100U\ML NOVOMIX 30 PEN FILL NOVONORM 0.5MG TABLET NOVONORM 1MG TABLET NOVONORM 2MG TABLET NOVORAPID PEN FILL 100 I.U / ML OPTICYCLIN 1 % OINTMENT OPTIFUCIN 1% EYE DROP OTOZOL 1% EAR DROP PANTHINOL AMP 500MG/2ML PARAPLATIN 10MG/ML VIAL PHENICOL 1% OPTHALMIC OINTMENT PHOSPHALUGEL SACHETS PIMAFUCORT CREAM PIMAFUCORT OINT. PREVOC 250 MG FILM COATED TABLETS PRINCIMOX CAPS 250MG PRINCIMOX CAPS 500MG PRINCIMOX SUSP 125MG/5ML PRINCIMOX SUSP 250MG/5ML PROTOGYN 500MG TAB SENNA LAX TAB 12MG SERZONE 100MG/TAB SERZONE 200MG/TAB THERAGRAN HEMATINIC TAB THERAGRAN M TAS THIAMETRENE CAP TOCOVIT TAB TOPICORT 1% CREAM TRI-B AMP

WATER FOR INJ. AMP
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+966 (01) 4020325: +966 (01) 4021986:

ALLERGODIL NASAL SPRAY WITH SPRAYER ASPEGIC INJ. 1GM BI-TILDIEM 120MG TAB BI-TILDIEM 90MG TAB CALCEFOR EFFV. TAB CEFADRIL 250MG\5ML SUSPENSION CEFADRIL 500 MG CAPSULES CIPROFLACIN 250 MG FILM COATED TABLETS CIPROFLACIN 500 MG FILM COATED TABLETS CIPROFLACIN 750 MG FILM COATED TABLETS DEBRIDAT 1.2 GM/250ML SUSPENSION DECONTRACTYL OINT DECONTRACTYL TAB 250MG DOGMATIL AMP 100MG DOGMATIL CAPS 50MG DOGMATIL FORT TAB 200MG DOGMATIL SYP ENDOXAN TAB. 50MG ENDOXAN. VIAL 500 MG ENDOXAN. VIAL 1 GM. ENDOXAN. VIAL 200 MG FERTONIC DROPS 30ML HEPT-A-MYL 150MG TAB HEPT-A-MYLDROPS 305MG/ML HOLOXAN 1GM I.V. VIAL HOLOXAN 2GM IV. VIAL HOLOXAN 500MG VIAL IV HONVAN AMPOULE 300MG/5 ML HONVAN TABLETS 120MG HYPOSEC 20 MG CAPSULE KERLONE TAB F.C 20MG KETONIL 1MG/5ML SYRUP LEVSIN TAB 0.125MG LITHIOFOR 660MG TAB MAGNACEF 100MG\5ML SUSP MAGNACEF 200MG CAP. MAGNACEF 400MG CAP MONO TILDIEM SR 200MG CAPS MONO TILDIEM SR 300MG CAPS OFLACIN 200MG TAB PANGESIC 250MG CAPS PEPTAC 150 MG FILM COATED TABLETS PEPTAC 300 MG FILM COATED TABLETS
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25 A
Registered Suppliers Index LAMIFEN 250MG TABLET LAMIFEN 250MG TABLET LOXTRA EYE DROP MEVA 135MG F.C.TABLET MOMENTA CREAM NEUROCOMB I.M INJECTION NOKOF SYRUP OPTICHLOR 0.5% OPTHALMIC DROP OPTICIN 0.3% EYE DROPS OPTIDEX-T STERILE OPHTALMIC SUSP OPTIDRIN EYE DROP OPTIFLOX OPTHALMIC SOLUTION OPTIFRESH OPTHALMIC SOLUTION OPTILONE 0.1% OPTHALMIC SUSPENTION OPTIMOL 0.25% OPHTHALMIC SOLUTION OPTIMOL 0.5% OPHTHALMIC SOLUTION OPTIPRED 1% OPTHALMIC SUSP. OPTIZOLIN OPTHALMIC SOLUTION PROBATE 0.05% CREAM PROMAX 0.05% OINTMENT RELAXON CAP SALIBET OINTMENT VIVIDRIN 2% EYE DROPS VOLTIC 25MG E.C. TABLET VOLTIC 50MG E.C.TABLET VOLTIC 75 MG / 3 ML AMPOULES XOLA OPTHALMIC SOLUTION XOLAMOL EYE DROP ZYDAC 150MG TABLET ZYDAC 150MG TABLET ZYDAC 300MG TABLET ZYDAC 50MG/2 ML SOLUTION FOR IV . IM ZYDAC 75MG TABLET PRIMPERAN 5MG/ML 2ML/AMP. PRIMPERAN ADULT SUPP. 20MG PRIMPERAN CHILDREN SUPP. PRIMPERAN DROPS 0.1MG/DROP PRIMPERAN TAB 10MG PROPESS 10MG VAGINAL PESSARY RAMLAC 67GM/100ML SYRUP RHINATHIOL CAPS 375MG RHINATHIOL SYRUP 20MG/ML CHILDREN RHINATHIOL SYRUP ADULT 5OMG/ML RHINATHIOL+ PROMETHAZINE SYR. SOLIAN 200MG TAB SOLIAN 50MG TAB SORBITOL GRANULES 5G/SACHET STILNOX 10MG F.C TAB SUCCINYL SICCUM 500MG VIAL SUREPTIL 50MG TAB SYSTRAL CREAM 1.5% TIAPRIDAL 100MG TAB TIAPRIDAL AMP TILDIEM 60MG TAB TRAMADOL AWD 100MG/2ML AMPOULE UROMITEXAN 400 MG TAB UROMITEXAN 400MG/4ML AMP UROMITEXAN 600 MG TAB VADILEX-20 TAB 20MG VIRUSTAT 200MG TAB XATRAL XL 10 MG XATRAL 2.5MG TAB XATRAL 5MG S.R.TAB
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ATROPINE SULPHATE 0.5MG\ML AMPOULE ATROPINE SULPHATE 0.5MG\ML AMPOULE ATROPINE SULPHATE 0.6MG\ML AMPOULE ATROPINE SULPHATE 0.6MG\ML AMPOULE BABYLYTE ORAL SOLUTION BABYLYTE ORAL SOLUTION BABYLYTE ORAL SOLUTION BABYLYTE ORAL SOLUTION CIPRO-SOL I.V INFUSION LIDOCAINE 1% VIAL LIDOCAINE 1% VIAL LIDOCAINE HCL 1% AMPOULE LIDOCAINE HCL 1% AMPOULE LIDOCAINE HCL 1% AMPOULE LIDOCAINE HCL 2% INJ LIDOCAINE HCL 2% INJ LIDOCAINE HCL 2% INJ LIDOCAINE HCL 2% INJ MAGNESIUM SULFATE 50% AMPOULE MAGNESIUM SULPHATE 10% INJECTION MAGNESIUM SULPHATE 10% INJECTION METRONIDAZOLE 5MG/ML INFUSIION POTASSIUM CHLORIDE 7.5% AMP POTASSIUM CHLORIDE 7.5% AMP POTASSIUM CHLORIDE 7.5% AMP POTASSIUM CHLORIDE INJ 15% AMP POTASSIUM CHLORIDE INJ 15% AMP POTASSIUM CHLORIDE INJ 15% AMP
+966 (01) 2766775: +966 (01) 4065050:

ACILOC 10MG CAPSULE ACILOC 10MG CAPSULE ACILOC 20MG CAPSULE ACILOC 20MG CAPSULE ACILOC 40MG CAPSULE ACILOC 40MG CAPSULE ACNEZOYL 2.5 % GEL ACNEZOYL 5% GEL ACRETIN 0.025% CREAM ACRETIN 0.05% CREAM AMBROSIA 15MG/5ML SYRUP AMVASC 10MG CAPSULE AMVASC 2.5MG CAPSULE AMVASC 5MG CAPSULE AZI-ONCE 250MG CAP BETAZOL CREAM BETAZOL G CREAM CIPROXEN 250MG TAB CIPROXEN 500MG TAB CIPROXEN 750MG TAB CLARA 10MG TABLET CLARA 5MG\5ML SYRUP CLOBATE 0.05% OINTMENT CROMA EYE DROP DERMIZOL 2% AQUEOUS GEL ELICA 0.1% CREAM ELICA 0.1% OINTMENT ELICA-M CREAM ELICASAL OINTMENT FLOGOCID CREAM FLOGOCID OINTMENT FLUCA OPTHALMIC SUSP. FUSIBACT CREAM 2% W/W FUSIBACT OINTMENT2% FUSIBACT-B CREAM LAMIFEN 1% CREAM
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+966 (01) 2066646: +966 (01) 2912953: LIGNOCAIN 2 % JELLY
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26 A
Registered Suppliers Index FERROGRADUMET TAB. FLUCON OPTH SUSP 0.1% FLUDARA 50MG I.V VIAL FLUORESCEIN SODIUM DROPS 2% FORANE(INH. ANES.)100ML BOTTL FROBEN TAB 100MG FROBEN TAB 50MG FURAMIDE 500MG TAB GASTROGRAFIN 76/ORAL AQUEOUS SOLN. GENGRAF 100 MG MODIFIED CAPSULE GENGRAF 25MG MODIFIED CAPSULE GLYCINE FOR IRRIGATION 1.5% GYNERA 21 TAB GYNO-TRAVOGEN 300MG VAG.TABS GYNO-TRAVOGEN CREAM 1% INPERSOL W/1.5% DEXTROSE IOPIDINE 0.5% OPTH.SOLN. IRUXOL OINT ISOPROTERENOL HCL EMERG.1:5000 SYRING ISOPROTERENOL1:5000 ADDIT EMER.SYRING ISOPTIN AMP 2.5MG/ML ISOPTIN RETARD TAB 120MG ISOPTIN S.R 240MG F.COATED TAB ISOPTIN TABLETS 40 MG. ISOPTIN TABLETS 80 MG. ISOPTO ATROPINE 1% EYE DROPS ISOPTO CARPIN 2% EYE DROPS ISOPTO CARPINE 1% EYE DROPS ISOPTO CARPINE 3% EYE DROPS ISOPTO CARPINE 4% EYE DROPS ISOPTO CETAMIDE 10% EYE DROPS ISOPTO CETAMIDE 15% EYE DROPS ISOPTO FENICOL 0.5% EYE DROPS ISOPTO FRIN EYE DROPS 0.12% ISOPTO HOMATROPINE 0.5% DROPS ISOPTO HOMATROPINE DROPS 2% ISOPTO PLAIN DROPS 0.5% ISOPTOCETAPRED EYE DROPS ISOVIST 240 MG/ML VIAL ISOVIST 300 MG /MLVIAL ITRIN 2MG TAB ITRIN 5MG TAB JUNIFEN PAEDIATRIC SUSP. 100MG/5ML KARVOL DECOGESTANT CAPS KLACID 125MG/5ML SUSP KLACID 250MG TAB KLACID 500MG COATED TAB KLACID XL 500MG TAB LACRYVISC EYE GEL LACTATED RINGERS INJ LEVOPHED 4MG/4ML AMP(I.V) LIDOCAINE HCL EMERGENCY SYRINGE 1% LIDOCAINE HCL EMERGENCY SYRINGE 2% LIPANTHYL 200MG MICRONISED CAPS LIPOSYN 10% (SAFFLOWER OIL) LIPOSYN II 20% (SOYABEEN OIL) LOGYNON TAB LUPRON DEPOT 3.75MG/VIAL LUPRON DEPOT 7.5MG /VIAL MAGNESIUM SULFATE 50% AMP MAGNEVIST INJ. MAXIDEX DROPS 0.1% MAXITROL DROPS MAXITROL EYE OINT. MEGACILLIN VIAL 1000000IU+SOLV 3ML METRONIDAZOLE INJ 5MG/ML MICROGYNON-30 21TAB MICROLUT 0.03MG/TAB COATED TAB. MULTIPLE TRACE METAL ADD. VIAL MURINE EYE DROPS MYCO-SYNALAR CREAM MYCO-SYNALAR SOLUTION MYDFRIN 2.5% DROPS MYDRIACYL 1% DROPS MYDRIACYL 1% EYE DROPS
+966 (01) 4028266: +966 (01) 4029605:
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ADVANTAN 0.1% SKIN OINTMENT ADVANTAN 0.1%SKIN CREAM AKINETON 2MG TAB AKINETON 5MG/ML AMP AKINETON RETD. 4MG TAB ALCAIN DROPS 0.5% ALCOMICIN 0.3% EYE DROPS ALOMIDE EYE DROPS 0.1% AMINOPHYLLINE INJ 250MG AMINOSYN 10% ANDROCUR 50MG TAB. ANGIOGRAFIN INFUSION 65% ATROPINE SULF. E.S 50MCG/ML ATROPINE SULF.E.S 100MCG/ML AZOPT 1% STERILE OPHTHALMIC SUSPENSION B.S.S.SOLUTION B.S.S SOLUTION BETAFERON 8MIU\ML VIAL BETOPTIC OPTH.SOLN 0.5% BRUFEN 200MG TAB BRUFEN 400 MG TAB BRUFEN TAB 600MG BUPIVACAINE 0.25% STERILE PACK AMP. BUPIVACAINE 0.5% STERILE PACK AMP. CALCIJEX 1MCG/ML I.V. AMP CALCIJEX 2MCG/ML AMP CALCIUM CHLORIDE 10% EMERGENCY SYRINGE CETAMIDE 10% OPTH.OINT. CETAPRED OPTH.OINT. CILOXAN 0.3% EYE DROPS CITRO-SODA GRANULES CLIMEN TAB CLINDAMYCIN PHOSPHATE 150MG/ML INJ CYCLOGYL EYE DROPS 1% CYCLOGYL EYE DROPS 2% DEXT 5%+0.45% SOD.CHLORIDE INJ DEXT.5% + LACTATED RINGERS. DEXT.5% +0.225% SOD.CHLORIDE INJ DEXTROSE 10% INJ DEXTROSE 5% + 0.9% SOD.CHLORIDE INJ DEXTROSE 5% INJ DEXTROSE 50% INJ.VIAL DEXTROSE 70% INJ PARTFILL 500/1000ML DIANE-35 TAB DOPAMIN HCL 40MG/ML INJ VIAL DOPAMIN HCL INJ 40MG/ML SYRING DOPERGIN 0.2MG TAB DURATEARS OCULAR OINT. ECONOPRED PLUS 1% OPHTHALMIC DROP EMADINE 0.05% EYE DROPS EPINEPHRINE INJ 1:10000 ABBOJECT ERYDERM FOR TOPICAL SOLN 2% ERYPED FOR ORAL SOLN 400MG/5ML ERYTHROCIN GRANULES 200MG/5ML ERYTHROCIN I.V. 1G VIAL ERYTHROCIN I.V. 500MG VIAL ERYTHROCIN PCE 333MG TAB ERYTHROCIN TAB. 250 MG. ERYTHROCIN TAB. 500MG. ETHRANE BOTTLE(INHAL.ANES) EYE STREAM SOLN FENICOL 1% OPTH.OINT. FERROGRAD-C TAB FERROGRAD-FOLIC TAB
27 A
Registered Suppliers Index SYNALAR N OINTMENT SYNALAR OINTMENT TEARS NATURAL FREE TEARS NATURALE TEARS NATURALE II TESTOVIRON DEPOT 100 MG/1ML AMP TESTOVIRON DEPOT 250MG/1ML AMP TETRACAINE DROPS TOBRADEX EYE DROPS TOBRADEX EYE OINT TOBREX OPTH.OINT. 0.3% TOBREX OPTH.SOLUTION 0.3% TPN ELECTROLYTES VIAL TRAMAL 100MG SUPPOSITORIES TRAMAL 50 MG CAPSULE TRAMAL 50 MG/1 ML AMPOULE TRAMAL RETARD 100MG F.C TAB TRAVATAN EYE DROP TRAVOCORT CREAM TRAVOGEN 1% CREAM TUBOCURARINE HYDROCHLORIDE INJ F.T.V. ULTRALAN 20MG TAB ULTRALAN 5MG TAB ULTRAVIST 240 ULTRAVIST 370 ULTRAVIST300 UPRIMA 2MG SUBLINGUAL TAB UPRIMA 3MG SUBLINGUAL TAB UROGRAFIN 76% INJ VEXOL 1% OPTH. SUSPENSION VIDAYLIN + IRON-SYRUP VIDAYLIN DROPS VIDAYLIN M, DROPS VIDAYLIN SYRUP YASMIN TAB. ZINCFRIN EYE DROPS NALADOR 0.5MG AMP I/M OR I/V NAPHCON DROPS 0.012% NAPHCON FORTE 0.1% EYE DROPS NAPHCON-A EYE DROPS NEOGYNON TAB NERISONE 0.1% CREAM NERISONE 0.1% FATTY OINTMENT NERISONE 0.1% OINTMENT NERISONE C 0.1% CREAM NERISONE FORTE FATTY OINT 0.3% NITROGLYCERINE INJ F.T.V.5 ML 25 MG NITROGLYCERINE INJ F.T.V.50MG/10 ML NORVIR 80MG/ML ORAL SOLN. ORATROL TAB PATANOL 0.1% OPTH.SOLN. PEDIALYTE SOLUTION 45MEQ PEDIALYTE SOLUTION 75MEQ PEDIALYTE SOLUTION 90MEQ PEDIAZOLE GRNU.FOR SUSP PLEGISOL SOLN POTASSIUM ACETATE INJ F.T.V. 40MEQ POTASSIUM CHLORIDE 10mEqFTV ADDITIVE INJ POTASSIUM CHLORIDE 20mEq FTV. ADDITIVE POTASSIUM PHOSPHATE 45mM/15ML ADDITIVE POTASSIUM PHOSPHATE FTV 15mM/5MLADDITIVE PRAMET FA TAB PRECEDEX 100 MCG /ML IV. VIAL PREVETHENAT 10:1 VIAL+5ML SOLV PREVETHENAT 5: 1/2 VIAL+3ML SOLV PREVETHENATE 10: 1/2 VIAL+3ML SOLV PREVETHENATE 4:1/4 VIAL+2ML SOLV PRIMOGONYL 1000 I.U AMP PRIMOGONYL 5000/1.U. AMP PRIMOLUT-N TAB 5 MG. PRIMOSTAT AMP 200MG/2ML AMP PROCTO SYNALAR OINT PROGYLUTON TAB PROLUTON DEPOT AMP 250MG/ML(500mg/2ML) PROTHIADEN 25MG CAPS PROTHIADEN TAB 75MG PROVIRON 25 MG TAB PROVISC 10MG/ML SYRINGE FOR I/O USE PROVISC 10MG/ML SYRINGE FOR I/O USE PROXEN F.C TAB 500MG PROXEN F.C.TAB 250MG PROXEN SUPP 500MG REDUCTIL 10MG CAP REDUCTIL 15MG CAP SELSUN SHAMPOO SEVOFLURANE INHAL.ANESTHESIA BOTTLE SKINOREN 20% CREAM SOD.CHLORIDE 0.45% INJ SOD.CHLORIDE 0.9% INJ SOD.CHLORIDE 0.9%FOR IRRIGATION SODIUM ACETATE F.T.V.40mEq SODIUM BICARBONATE 5% INFUSION SODIUM BICARBONATE 7.5% EMG.SYRINGE SODIUM BICARBONATE 8.4% INJ. VIAL SODIUM PHOSPHATE 45mM VIAL STATROL EYE DROPS STATROL OPTH.OINTMENT STERILE WATER F.T.V. STERILE WATER FOR INJ STREPSILS PAIN RELIEF PLUS LOZENGE STREPTOTHENATE VIAL 1G +4ML SOLV. SURBEX C FILMTAB 25TAB SURBEX FILM TAB SURBEX T FILMTAB 30TAB SURVANTA INTRATRACHEAL SUSP.VIAL 8ML SYNAGIS 100MG\ML I.M VIAL SYNALAR CREAM SYNALAR GEL SYNALAR LOTION SYNALAR N CREAM
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ADRENALINE HCL 1MG/ML AMP ATROPINE SULPHATE INJ 1MG/1 ML. GENTAIN VIOLET SOLUTION MERCUROCHROME SOLN TIGER BALSAM TINCTURE IODINE

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IOPAMIRO 150 INJ IOPAMIRO 200 INJ IOPAMIRO 300 INJ. IOPAMIRO 370 INJ
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ADIATIN TAB 200MG BRONCHOBOS 375 MG CAPSULES BRONQUIUM ELIXIR CALCIUM FOLINATE(EBEWE) 10MG/ML AMP. CALCIUM FOLINATE(EBEWE)3MG/ML AMP. CARBOPLATIN "EBEWE" 50MG/5ML CEFUTIL 125MG F.C.TABLET CEFUTIL 250MG F.C TABLET CISPLATIN 0.5MG/ML INJ. DISBRON SYRUP 2MG/5ML DOXORUBICIN 2MG/MLVIAL EPIRUBICIN HCL 2MG/ML I.V & INTRAVESICAL INF
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Registered Suppliers Index BRICANYL TAB 5MG BRICANYL TURBUHALER 0.5MG/DOSE BRIETAL SODIUM 500MG / 50ML VIAL CAMPTO 100MG/5ML VIAL FOR I.V INFUSION CECLOR 125MG/5ML PWD.FOR RECONSTITUTION CECLOR 250MG/5ML PWD.FOR RECONSTITUTION CERAZETTE 75MCG TAB CIALIS 20MG TAB CIPRALEX 10 MG F.C. TABLETS CIPRAM 20MG TAB CISPLATYL 10MG VIAL CISPLATYL 25MG VIAL CISPLATYL 50MG VIAL CITANEST OCTAPRESSIN 3% CLEXANE 20MG\2ML PREFILLED SYRINGE CLEXANE 40MG\4ML PREFILLED SYRINGE CLEXANE 60MG\6ML PREFILLED SYRINGE CLEXANE 80MG\ML PREFILLED SYRINGE CLOPIXOL DEPOT INJ 200MG/ML CLOPIXOL DEPOT INJ 500MG/ML OILY AMP CLOPIXOL DROPS 2% CLOPIXOL INJ 10MG/ML CLOPIXOL TABS 10MG CLOPIXOL TABS 25MG CLOPIXOL TABS 2MG CLOPIXOL-ACUPHASE 50MG/ML OILY AMP COLPERMIN 187MG CAPS COMBIVENT METERED DOSE INHALER COMBIVENT UNIT DOSE VIAL NEBULISER SOLN. COMBIVIR F.C TAB CONRAY 280MG AMP CONRAY 325MG AMP CONRAY 420MG AMP CORTROSYN DEPO VIAL 1MG/2ML DECADURABOLIN ORGAJECT 25MG/ML DECADURABOLIN ORGAJECT 50MG/ML DETICENE 100MG I.V VIAL+SOLV 10ML AMP DETICENE 200MG I.V VIAL DOBUTREX 250 MG VIAL DYAZIDE TABS DYSPAMET SUSP 200MG/5ML ELDISINE 5MG VIAL+SOLVENT 5ML ENGERIX B 20MCG ENGERIX-B 10MCG ENTOCORT 20MCG/ML ENEMA AFTER RECONSTITU ESBATAL 10 MG. TAB. ESBATAL 50 MG. TAB. ESMERON 10MG\ML VIAL EVISTA 60MG F.C.TAB FEFOL SPANSULES FENBID SPANSULES 300MG FLUANXOL 0.5MG TAB FLUANXOL 1MG TAB FLUANXOL 3MG TAB FLUANXOL DEPOT 100MG/ML I.M AMP FLUANXOL DEPOT 20MG/ML 2 ML. FLUANXOL DEPOT INJ 20MG/ML FLUARIX 15McgOF ECH INFUENZA STR.5MLSRYG GEMZAR 200MG LYPH.VIAL 5ML GERIATRIC PHARMATON CAPS GINSANA 100MG CAPS GINSANA TONIC 140MG/15ML GLUCAGON 1 MG VIAL+SOLVENT 1ML GLUCAGON 10MG VIAL+SOLVENT GLUSTIN 15MG TAB GLUSTIN 30MG TAB GRACIAL TABLET HAVRIX 720 EFISA UNITS/.5ML JUNIOR VACCI HAVRIX ADULT MONO DOSE VIAL HEXABRIX-320 INJ HIBERIX 10MCG/DOSE VACCINE ETOPOSID "EBEWE" 100MG VIAL ETOPOSID "EBEWE" 200MG VIAL ETOPOSID "EBEWE" 50 MG VIAL FINALLERG 10MG F.C TABLET FLUOROURACIL EBEWE AMP 50MG/ML FLUOROURACIL EBEWE VIAL 50MG/ML LANIBOS 0.25MG/2ML INJ. MAGALOX 225 MG + 127MG / ML SUSPENSION MAGALOX CHEWABLE TAB MEPHAQUIN LACTAB 250MG METHOTREXATE "EBEWE 10MG/ML AMP. METHOTREXATE "EBEWE" 100MG/ML VIAL METHOTREXATE "EBEWE" 10MG/ML VIAL METHOTREXATE 2.5MG TAB. NADINE 150 MG FILM COATED TABLETS NADINE 300 MG FILM COATED TABLETS NEURORUBINE (B1+B6+B12)1ML AMPOULE NEURORUBINE FORTE - N LACTAB OLFEN 100 RECTOCAPS OLFEN 50 RECTOCAPS OLFEN GEL 1% OLFEN_100 RETARED DEPOCAP. OLFEN-25 LACTAB OLFEN-50 LACTAB OLFEN-75 AMP PULMOTROPIC DROPS 2MG/ML PULMOTROPIC ELIXIR 4MG/5ML SALIPAX 20 MG CAPSULE SEDACORON 150 MG/ 3 ML AMPOULES SEDACORON 200MG TAB TAMOXIFEN 10MG EBEWE TANIDINA TAB 150MG TIDILOR 10MG TABLET TIDILOR 5 MG / 5 ML SYRUP
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WARFARIN SODIUM 1MG TAB WARFARIN SODIUM 3MG TAB WARFARIN SODIUM 5 MG TAB
+966 (01) 4778144: +966 (01) 4730525:

ALKERAN TABLETS 2 MG ALKERAN TABLETS 5 MG ANDREWS LIVER SALT SACHET 5GM ANDRIOL CAPS 40MG ASACOL 400MG F.C TAB ATACAND 16 MG TAB ATACAND 4 MG TAB ATACAND 8 MG TAB ATACAND PLUS TABLET ATROVENT 250MCG/2ML UDV SOLN.FOR INHALAT ATROVENT 500MCG/2ML UDV(SOLN FOR INHALAT AVENTYL CAPSULES 10 MG AVENTYL CAPSULES 25 MG AXID 150MG CAPS AXID 300MG CAPS BAMYCODE SOL.TAB BANOCIDE 50 MG.TAB. BRICANYL AMP. BRICANYL 2.5MG/ML SOLN.FOR NEBULISATION BRICANYL SYP
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Registered Suppliers Index ORGALUTRAN 0.25MG\0.5ML SYRINGE ORGAMETRIL 5 MG TAB ORUVAIL S/R CAPS 100 MG OXIS TURBUHALER 4.5ug/DOSE OXIS TURBUHALER 9ug/DOSE PANADOL 500MG COATED TAB PANADOL 500MG TAB PANADOL ACTIFAST FILM COATED TABLETE PANADOL BABY & INFANT SUSP 120MG/5ML PANADOL COLD & FLU CAPLET PANADOL EXTRA TAB PANADOL JUNIOR SACHET 240MG PANADOL NIGHT CAPLET PANADOL SINUS CAPLET PANADOL SOLUBLE 500MG TAB PANOXYL 10 ACNE GEL PANOXYL 5 ACNE GEL PANOXYL 5 LOTION PARNATE 10 MG. TAB. PAVULON 2MG/ML INJ 2ML PEFLACINE 400MG AMP PEFLACINE 400MG COATED TAB PENTOSTAM 100MG/ML INJ PERMAX 0.05MG TAB PERMAX 0.25MG TAB PERMAX 1MG TAB PITON-S 10 I.U/ML AMP PLENDIL 10MG S.R.TAB PLENDIL 5MG S.R. TAB POLYTAR 1% LIQUID SHAMPOO PREGNYL 1500 IU AMP+SOLVENT PREGNYL 500 IU AMP+SOLVENT PREGNYL 5000 IU AMP+SOLVENT PRIORIX 0.5ML VIAL PROZAC CAPS 20MG PULMICORT 0.5MG/ML (S.DOSE FOR NUB) SUSP PULMICORT METERED AEROSOL 200MCG/DOSE PULMICORT METERED AEROSOL 50MCG/DOSE PULMICORT TURBUHALER 100MCG/DOSE PULMICORT TURBUHALER 200MCG/DOSE PULMICORT0.25MG/ML SINGLE DOSE PLASTIC U PUREGON 100 I.U AMP + SOLV PUREGON 100IU VIAL PUREGON 300I.U CARTRIDGE PUREGON 50 I.U AMP +SOLVENT PUREGON 50IU VIAL PURINETHOL 50MG TAB REMERON 30MG TAB RETROVIR CAPS 100MG RHINOCORT AQUA 64MCG NASAL SPRAY RHINOCORT AQUA NASAL SPRAY WITH PUMP RHINOCORT NASAL AEROSOL 50MCG/DOSE SAROTEN RETARD 25MG CAPS SAROTEN RETARD 50MG CAPS SEPTRIN DOUBLE STRENGTH TAB SEPTRIN I.M INJ 3ML SEPTRIN PAED TAB SEROXAT TAB 20MG SOLPADEINE CAPSULE SOLPADEINE SOLUBLE TAB STELAZINE SPANSULES 10MG STELAZINE SPANSULES 15MG STELAZINE SPANSULES 2MG STELAZINE SYRUP 1MG/5ML STELAZINE TAB 1MG STELAZINE TAB 5MG STEMETIL 5MG TAB STEMETIL INJ 12.5MG/ML STEMETIL SUPP 5MG STEMETIL SUPP. 25MG STIEMYCIN 2%TOPICAL SOLN. SURMONTIL CAPS 50MG SUSTANON 100 AMP SUSTANON 250 AMP SYMBICORT TURBUHALER HUMALOG 100 I.U VIALS HUMALOG MIX 25 CATRIDGE HUMALOG MIX 50 CATRIDGE HUMATROPE 4 IU VIAL I/M OR S/C HUMEGON 75 IU./2 CC+SOLVENT HUMULIN 70/30 100U/ML HUMULIN NPH100U/ML CARTRIDGE HUMULIN PROFILE70/30 100IU/ML CARTRIDGE HUMULIN PROFILE80/20100IU/ML CARTRIDGE HUMULIN U ULTRALENTE VIAL HUMULIN-L LENTE 100 U/ML HUMULIN-N-NPH 100 U/ML HUMULIN-R 100U/ML CARTRIDGE HUMULIN-R-REGULAR 100 U/ML IMDUR 60MG DURULES IMPLANON 68MG IMPLANT IMURAN 50MG TAB INFANRIX 0.5ML PREFILLED SYRINGE INFANRIX-HIB 0.5 ML SYRINGE INFANRIX-IPV+HIB INTRAVAL SOD 500MG VIAL+WATER 20ML ISOTREX GEL 0.05% ISOTREXIN GEL JECTOFER AMP. 100 MG KEFADIM INJ 1G VIAL KEFADIM INJ 2G VIAL KEFLEX SUSP. 250 MG/5 ML . KEFLIN N 2 GM VIAL KEFZOL 1 GM./10 ML. VIAL KEFZOL 250MG./10ML. VIAL KEFZOL 500MG./10 ML. VIAL KEMADRIN INJ 10MG/2ML KEMADRIN TABS 5 MG KIDROLASE 10000 U/2.5ML VIAL KINIDIN DURULES 200MG LANVIS 40MG TAB LEUKERAN 2 MG. TAB. LEUKERAN 5 MG. TAB. LIDOCATON 2% W/O VASCONSTR. CART 50 LIDOCATON WITH EPINEPHRINE 1:80000 CART LIVIAL 2.5MG TAB LOSEC 20MG CAPS LOSEC 40MG/10ML I/V VIAL LOSEC MUPS 10 MG TAB LOSEC MUPS 20MG TAB MALARONE TAB MALOPRIM TABLETS MARCAINE INJ 0.5% MARCAINE INJ. 0.25% MARVELON TAB MENCEVAX AC VACCINE MENCEVAX ACWY 50MCG\0.5ML VIAL METHOTREXATE ROGER BELLON 500MG VIAL METHOTREXATE ROGER BELLON 50MG V. METHOTREXATE ROGER BELLON 5MG V. MIDARINE 100MG/2ML AMP MILK OF MAGNESIA SUSP. MYLERAN 2 MG. TABLETS NAROPIN 10MG/ML AMP NAROPIN 2MG/ML PLASTIC AMP NAROPIN 7.5MG/ML AMP NEBCIN 20MG/2ML VIAL NEBCIN 80MG/2ML VIAL NEOSPORIN EYE DROPS NEXIUM 20MG TAB NEXIUM 40MG TAB NORCURON 10MG VIAL NORTRILEN TAB. 25 MG. ONCOVIN 1MG VIAL+SOLVENT 10ML ORADEXON 0.5 MG TABS ORADEXON 1.5 MG TABS ORADEXON AMPULES 5 MG./ML. ORAMORPH 100MG/5ML UDV FOR ORAL USE ORAMORPH 10MG/5ML UDV FOR ORAL USE ORAMORPH 30MG/5ML UDV FOR ORAL USE
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Registered Suppliers Index CALAZOL CREAM COLI-URINAL EFFER GRANU DERMOCORT CREAM D-GAM 250IU VIAL D-GAM 500IU VIAL D-GAM 2500IU VIAL DRIED FACTOR VIII TYPE 8Y 25IU/ML VIAL GLOCLAV 375MG TAB GLOCLAV 625MG TABLET GLOMOX 125 MG / 5 ML SUSPENSION GLOMOX 250 MG / 5 ML SUSPENSION GLOMOX 250MG CAP GLOMOX 500MG CAP GLOTAC 150 MG FILM COATED TABLETS GLOTAC 300 MG FILM COATED TABLETS INDOMETHACIN CAPS 25MG LANSOMID 30 MG CAPSULE MIDAFLEX 125MG/5MLSUSP MIDAFLEX 250MG /5ML SUSP. MIDAFLEX 250MG CAPSULE MIDAFLEX 500MG CAPSULE MIDRONE EXTRA TAB MIDROXIL 250MG\5ML SUSP MIDROXIL 500 MG CAPSULE MIDROXIL 500MG\5ML SUSP. NEO-HAEMORRHAN SUPP. NEO-HAEMORRHAN OINT PARAMOL 500MG TAB. PARAMOL SYRUP 120MG/5ML PROMANTINE SYRUP REPLENINE-VF 500IU+10ML STERILISED WATER SEPTAZOLE TAB (400/80) TUSSIVAN SYRUP VIGAM LIQUID 5% I.V BOTTLE VITOP CAP ZENALB-20 STERILE LIQUID TAGAMET 200MG/2ML AMP TAGAMET TABLETS 400 MG. TAXOTERE 20MG VIAL +SOLVENT TAXOTERE 80MG VIAL +SOLVENT TRITANRIX HB+ HIBRIX 1 DOSE VIAL TRITANRIX-HB 10ug/ML 0.5ML VIAL TRIZIVIR FILM COATED TAB TRUXAL TABLETS 50MG TWINRIX ADULT MONODOSE PREFLLED SYRINGE TYPHERIX 0.5ML PRE-FILLED SYRRINGE VACCI VANCOCIN-CP 500MG/10 ML. VIAL VARILRIX 2000 PFU /0.5ML VIAL V-CIL-K 250MG TAB VELBE 10MG VIAL+SOLVENT 10ML VINCRISTINE ROGER BELLON 1MG/VIAL XYLOCAIN 10% SPRAY 10MG/DOSE XYLOCAINE TOPICAL SOLN 4% XYLOCAINE 0.5% INJ XYLOCAINE 0.5%W/ADREN. 5MCG/ML INJ XYLOCAINE 1%WITH ADRENALINE INJ XYLOCAINE 2% JELLY XYLOCAINE 2%+ADREN. DNT. CART1.8ML XYLOCAINE 2%WITH ADRENALINE INJ SOLN XYLOCAINE 5% HEAVY INJ XYLOCAINE OINT 5% XYLOCAINE VISCOUS 2% XYLOCAINE, INJ, SOLN 2% XYLOCAINE, SPRAY 10 % XYLOCAINE,INJ SOLN 1% XYLOCARD 20% SYRING XYLOCARD INJ 2% XYLOPROCT SUPP XYLOPROCT OINT ZEFFIX 100MG F.C.TAB ZIAGEN 300MG TAB ZOVIRAX 800MG/10ML DS SUSP ZOVIRAX CREAM 5% ZYPREXA 10MG F.C.TAB ZYPREXA 5MG F.C.TAB
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ALGEX BALSAM BILICANTE 200MG CAPS CEVITAN EFFER.TAB OCAL EYE BATH SILVER NITRATE EYE DROP SOPALAMIN 3B VIAL ULTRA-K SYRUP
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NOVAMOXIN 250 MG CAPS. NOVAMOXIN 500 MG. CAPS. NOVASEN 325MG E.C TAB NOVASEN 650MG E.C TAB NOVO-ATENOL 100MG TAB NOVO-ATENOL 50MG TAB NOVO-CAPTORIL 12.5MG TAB NOVO-CAPTORIL 25MG TAB NOVO-CAPTORIL 50MG TAB NOVO-DIFENAC 25MG TAB NOVO-DIFENAC 50MG TAB NOVO-DILTAZEM 30MG TAB NOVO-DILTAZEM 60MG TAB NOVO-DIPIRADOL 25MG TAB NOVO-DIPIRADOL 75MG TAB NOVO-DOXYLIN 100MG CAPS NOVO-GLYBURIDE 5MG TAB NOVO-NIFEDIN 10MG CAPS. NOVO-PIROCAM 10MG CAPS NOVO-RANIDINE 150MG TABLET NOVO-RANIDINE 300MG TAB
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ACIDRINE TAB AERIUS 5MG TAB ALBUMAN BERNA ML 20% ALDACTIDE-25 TAB ALDACTONE TAB 100MG ALDACTONE TAB 25MG ALGESAL CREAM 10G/100G ALGESAL SURACTIVE CREAM ALVITYL SYR ALVITYL TAB AMARYL 1MG TAB AMARYL 2MG TAB AMARYL 3MG TAB ARTAMIN 150 MG CAPS ARTAMIN 250 MG CAPS ARTHROTEC TAB ATARAX SYRUP ATARAX TABLETS 10 MG
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ASKINE TAB BAUMALGINE OINT
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Registered Suppliers Index DIPROSONE OINTMENT 0.05% DISOPHROL S/A TAB DI-TE ANATOXAL BERNA FOR ADULT DI-TE ANATOXAL BERNA FOR CHILDREN DI-TE PER ANATOXAL BERNA DITEPERPOL VACCINE BERNA 1ML AMP DOTAREM 0.5MOL/L GLASS BOTTLE W/STOPPER DOTAREM 376MG/ML PREFILLED SYRINGE DROXARYL CREAM 5% DUPHALAC DRY DUPHALAC ORAL SOLUTION DUPHASTON 10 MG TAB DUSPATALIN 135 MG TAB DUSPATALIN 200MG PROLONGED RELEASE CAPS DUSPATALIN LIQUID 10MG/ML DUVADILAN 20MG TAB DUVADILAN RET 40MG CAPS EFFERALGAN 150 MG/5ML PAED.SOLU. EFFERALGAN EFFERVESCENT TAB ELOCOM 0.1% CREAM ELOCOM 0.1% LOTION ELOCOM 0.1% OINTMENT EULEXIN TAB 250MG EXODERIL CREAM 1% FAVERIN 100MG EC TABS FAVERIN 50MG EC TABS FEMOSTON 2/10 TAB FERRLECIT DROPS FERUMAT SYR. 100 MG./5 ML FLAGYL 125 MG/5 ML SUSPENSION FLAGYL 250MG TAB FLAGYL 500MG SCORED TABS FLAGYL OVULES 500MG FORTA B-12 AMP FORTANEURIN AMP FORTEPEN 0.4GM INJ GARAMYCIN 0.3% E/E DROPS GARAMYCIN CREAM 0.1% GARAMYCIN OINTMENT 0.1% GARASONE E/E DROPS GARASONE E/E OINTMENT GARDINAL AMP 200MG GARDINAL TAB 100MG GARDINAL TAB 10MG GARDINAL TAB 50MG GELFOAM DENTAL GELFOAM SPONGE SIZE 12/7 MM GLOBUMAN BERNA GLUCANTIME AMPULE 1.5 G HEPARIN SOD. INJ 1000U/ML HEPARINE SOD. INJ 5000U/ML HEPUMAN BERNA VIAL 400 I.U./2 ML. HYPERSTAT 15MG/ML I.V INJ IMFERON INJECTION 50MG/ML INFLEXAL BERNA 0.5ML INFLUVAC S.INJ. 15 MCG/0.5ML INTAL 5 INHALER INTAL NEBULISER SOLN 1% 2ML AMP INTAL SPINHALER CAPS INTRON A 25 MILION I.U VIA INTRON A 18 MILIONIU/3ML V INTRON-A 10MN IU.VIAL ISOMACK RETARD 20MG CAPS ISOMACK RETARD 40MG CAPS KANACYN AMP 0.5G/2 ML KANACYN VIAL 1G/4ML KEPPRA 1000MG F.C.TAB KEPPRA 250MG F.C.TAB KEPPRA 500MG F.C.TAB LANTUS 100 I.U / ML VIAL LANZOR 15MG CAPSULE LANZOR 30 MG CAPSUL LARGACTIL 100MG TAB LARGACTIL 25 MG. AMP. ATARAX TABLETS 25 MG BANEOCIN OINTMENT BANEOCIN POWDER BETASERC 16MG TAB BETASERC 8 MG TAB BETRIMAX DRAGEES BIODROXIL 1 GM FILM COATED BIODROXIL 125MG\5ML BIODROXIL 250MG\5ML BIODROXIL 500MG/5ML SUSPENSION BIODROXIL500MG CAP BRAQUINOL H.C. CREAM BRONCASMA BERNA 1ML AMP BRONCHICUM DROPS BRONCHICUM ELIXIR BUCCALINE BERNA CANDEREL TAB CANDRIL SACHETS CAVERJECT 20MCG VIAL CEFAZOLIN 0.5GM VIAL CEFAZOLIN 1GM VIAL CEFROM 1GM VIAL+10ML WATER FOR INFUSION CEFROM 2GM VIAL+20ML WATER FOR INFUSION CEFROM 500MG VIAL+5ML WATER FOR INFUSION CELEBREX 100MG CAPS CELEBREX 200MG CAPS CELESTODERM-V CREAM 0.1% CELESTODERM-V GARAMYCIN OINTMENT CELESTODERM-V OINTMENT 0.1% CELESTODERM-V-GARAMYCIN CREAM CELESTONE CHRONODOSE 6 MG/ML AMP CELESTONE TABLETS 0.5 MG CEREPAR TAB 75MG CHERACHOL-D SYRUP CIRRUS 5MG/120MG CAPSULE CLAFORAN 1 GM I.V. VIAL CLAFORAN 1 GM (LIDOCAINE) IM VIAL CLAFORAN 500 MG I.M./I.V.VIALS CLARINASE TAB CLOMID 50MG TAB CODIPRONT SYRUP 100 GM COLESTID GRANULES 5GM SACHET COLLOMACK SOLUTION CORTEF ACETATE VIALS 50 MG/ML CURAM 156.25MG/5ML POWDER FOR SUSP CURAM 312.5 MG/5ML POWDER FOR SUSP CURAM 625 MG F.C TAB CYTOSAR 1GM VIAL I.V CYTOSAR VIAL 100 MG CYTOSAR VIAL 500MG CYTOTEC TAB 200 MCG DALACIN C 300MG CAPS DALACIN T LOTION 1% DALACIN T TOPICAL SOLN 1% DALACIN VAGINAL CREAM 2% DALACIN-C 150 MG CAPS DALACIN-C GRNU. 75MG/5 ML DALACIN-C VIAL 150 MG / ML DAONIL 5MG TAB DELTASONE 5MG TAB DEPO MEDROL VIAL 40MG/ML SAS DEPO-PROVERA VIAL I/M 150MG/ML DICETEL TAB 50MG DIKACINE INJ 75MG DIPHUMAN BERNA VIAL 300 I.U./2ML DIPROFOS INJ. 2ML DIPROGENTA CREAM DIPROGENTA OINT DIPROLENE 0.05% OINT DIPROLENE CREAM DIPROSALIC LOTION DIPROSALIC OINT DIPROSONE CREAM 0.05% DIPROSONE LOTION 0.05%
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Registered Suppliers Index PENICILLIN-G SOD 500000 IU VIAL PERDERM CREAM 0.05% PERDERM OINT 0.05% PHYSIOTENS 0.2 MG F.C TAB PHYSIOTENS O.4 MG F.C.TAB PLASIL WITH ENZYMES TAB POLARAMIN RA TABLETS 6 MG. POLARAMIN SYRUP 2MG/5ML POLARAMINE EXPECTORANT SYP POLIOMYELITIS VACCINE BERNA PREPIDIL 0.5MG GEL IN 3G SYRINGE PROFENID 100MG I.M VIAL+SOLV. PROFENID 100MG SUPP. PROFENID 100MG TAB PROFENID 2.5% GEL PROFENID 50MG CAP PROFENID L.P 200MG TAB PRONTOPYRIN PLUS TAB. PROSTIN E2 0.5ML I.V.AMP PROSTIN E2 0.75ML AMP PROSTIN E2 1MG VAGINAL GEL IN APPLICATOR PROSTIN E2 2MG VAGINAL GEL IN APPLICATOR PROSTIN E2 TAB 0.5 MG PROSTIN E2 VAGINAL TAB. 3 MG PROSTIN VR AMP PROVERA 100MG TAB PROVERA 5MG TAB PZA 500 MG TAB. REGAINE 5% TOPICAL SOLUTION REGAINE TOPICAL GEL 2% REGAINE TOPICAL SOLN 2% REMICADE 100MG VIAL FOR INJ RETARPEN 1.2MEGA U.WITH SOLVENT RETARPEN 2.4MEGA U. VIAL+SOLVENT RETARPEN 600000U+ SOLVENT VIAL RHESUMAN BERNA 250MCG I/M RHINOPRONT CAP RHINO-PRONT NOSE SPRAY RHINOTUSSAL CAP RHONAL TAB 500MG RIFADIN CAP 150 MG RIFADIN CAP 300 MG RIFINAH TAB 150MG RIFINAH TABS 300MG RIMACTANE 150 MG CAP. RIMACTANE 300 MG CAP. RIMACTAZID 300MG TAB. ROVAMYCIN TAB 1500000 I.U. RUBEATEN BERNA+SOLV 0.5ML SYRINGE RUBEUMAN-BERNA 30000 I.U VIAL. 5 ML./AMP RULID 150MG TAB RYNACROM 4% NASAL SPRAY RYNACROM M 2% WITH PUMP RYNACROM NASAL DROPS RYNACROM NASAL SPRAY 2% SABRIL 500MG F.C.TAB SABRIL 500MG/SACHET SEDERGINE, EFF. TAB SERENACE TAB 1.5 MG SERENACE TAB 5MG SERENACE, TAB. 10 MG SOLU CORTEF MOV 100 MG SOLU CORTEF MOV 250 MG VIAL SOLU-MEDROL INJ. 500 MG. SOLU-MEDROL MOV 40 MG INJ. SOLU-MEDROL. INJ. 1000 MG. SOLU-MEDROL-INJ. 125 MG SOMATOSTATINE-UCB 3MG LYOP.VIAL+SOLVENT SOMATOSTATIN-UCB250MCG LYOP.VIAL+SOLVENT STANDACILLIN 1G VIAL WITH SOLVENT STANDACILLIN 500MG INJ WITH SOLVENT TARGOCID 200MG VIAL+DILUENT TARIVID 200MG F/C TAB LARGACTIL 25 MG. TAB. LARGACTIL DROPS 4% LASIX AMP 20MG/2ML LASIX INFUSION SOLN 250 MG. LASIX TAB. 40 MG. LATYCIN E/E OINT 1% LINCOCIN CAPS. 500 MG. LINCOCIN SYRUP 250 MG/5ML LOMOTIL 2.5MG TAB LONGIFENE 1% SYRUP LONGIFENE 25 MG TAB LOTRIDERM CREAM LURSELLE TAB 500MG LYSSAVAC N BERNA MAALOX NO.2 TAB MAALOX PLUS SUSP MAALOX PLUS SUSP. MAALOX PLUS TAB MAALOX SUSP MAALOX SUSPENSION MEDROL TAB 4 MG MELROSUM SYR MICRONASE 5Mg TABLET MONOMACK 20MG TAB MONOMACK 40MG TAB MORATEN BERNA 0.5ML SYRINGE MORUMAN BERNA VIALS MUCOPRONT 375MG CAPS MUCOPRONT SYRUP 280MG/ML NASONEX 0.05% NASAL SPRAY NAVELBINE 10MG/ML I/V VIAL NAVIDOXINE TABLETS NEO-CORTEF E/E OINT 1.5% NEO-MEDROL ACNE LOTION NEOMYCIN NASAL SPRAY NEOMYCIN-HYDROCORTISOINE OINT NETROMYCINE INJ 150MG/1.5ML VIAL NETROMYCINE INJ 50MG/2ML VIAL NIFLURIL CREAM 3% TUBE NITRO MACK RETD 2.5MG CAPS NITRO_DUR 0.4MG/HR 20CM2 TRAN.DER.INF.SY NITRO-DUR 0.2MG/HR 10CM2TRNSDERM INF.SYS NITRO-RUR 0.3MG/HR 15CM2TRNSDERM INF.SYS NIVAQUINE 100MG TAB NIVAQUINE INJECTION 100MG NIVAQUINE SYRUP 5 MG/ML. NOOTROPIL 12GM/60ML INFUSION SOLU NOOTROPIL 800 MG FILM COATED NOOTROPIL AMP 1GM/5ML NOOTROPIL CAPS 400MG NOOTROPIL SOLN 20% OEDEMAX 40 MG. TAB. OPTICROM 4% EYE OINT OPTICROM EYE DROPS 2% OSPAMOX 125MG/5ML SUSP OSPAMOX 250MG CAPS OSPAMOX 250MG/5ML SUSP. OSPAMOX 500MG TAB OSPEN 1000 TAB OSPEN 200 GRANULES FOR SUSP OSPEN 400 GRANU.FOR SUSP OSPEN 500 TAB OSPEXIN 500MG TABLETS OSPEXIN GRANULES FOR SUSP 250 MG/5ML OSPEXIN IG TABLETS PANKREOFLAT TAB PARUMAN BERNA VIAL PEG-INTRON 100MCG\0.5ML VIAL PEG-INTRON 120MCG\0.5ML VIAL PEG-INTRON 150MCG\0.5ML VIAL PEG-INTRON 50MCG\0.5MLVIAL PEG-INTRON 80MCG\0.5ML VIAL PENICILLIN G INJ 1 MILLION IU
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Registered Suppliers Index TRENTAL TAB 400MG TRILAFON 4MG TAB TUSCALMAN SYRUP ULCAR 1G TAB UNICAP M TAB UNICAP T TAB UPSA-C EFFER. TAB 1GM URBASON TABLETS 4 MG VACUMAN BERNA 1000 I.U. VACUMAN BERNA 500 I.U. VIAREX INHALER 50MCG/INHALATION VIONEURIN-6 TAB. VIVOTIF BERNA CAPS XALACOM EYE DROP XALATAN 50MCG\ML EYE DROP XANAX 1MG TAB XANAX TAB 0.25MG XANAX TAB 0.5MG XENETIX 300MG IODINE/ML SOLN FOR INJ. XENETIX 350MG IODINE/ML SOLN.FOR INJ XYZAL 5MG F.C.TABLET YUTOPAR I/V AMP 50MG/5ML YUTOPAR TAB 10MG ZYRTEC 0.1% ORAL SOLN. ZYRTEC 10MG F.C.TAB TARIVID I.V2MG/MLSOLUTION FOR INFUSION TAVANIC 250MG F.C TAB TAVANIC 5 MG /1 ML SOLUTION I.V INFUSION TAVANIC 500MG F.C TAB TE ANATOXAL BERNA TEBRAZID TAB 500MG TELEBRIX 12 SODIUM 120MG/ML INFUSION TELFAST 120 MG FILM COATED TAB TELFAST 180 MG FILM COATED TAB TETANUS ANTITOXIN BERNA 1500 I.U. TETANUS ANTITOXIN BERNA 20000 TETANUS ANTITOXIN BERNA 40000 TETUMAN BERNA TEVETEN 600MG TAB THIOPENTAL 0.5G INJ THIOPENTAL 1G VIAL TILADE MINT METERED DOSE AEROSOL 2MG/INH TILAVIST EYE DROPS 2%W/V TINADERM SOLUTION 1% TOCLASE 25MG TAB TOGAMYCIN 2 G, INJ. VIAL TOLINASE TAB TOSUMAN BERNA TRAZOLAN 100MG TAB TRENTAL 300MG AMP(15 ML)
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Scientific Name And Trade Name Index
Scientific Name and Trade Name Index

Abacavir, 95 Acarbose, 105 ACCOLATE, 35 Acetazolamide, 164 Acetyl salicylic acid, 56, 57 Acetyl salicylic acid microfined, 57 ACICARE, 6 ACICONE, 4, 5 ACIDO NALIDIXICO, 90 Acipimox, 29 ACIVIR, 96 ACNEDERM, 180 ACNELIN, 127 ACT-Hib, 187 ACTIFED, 40, 41 ACTOS, 105 ACTRAPID HM, 103 ACTRAPID INSULIN HM, 103 ACUITEL, 20 ACULAR, 168 Acyclovir, 96 ADALAT, 23 Adapalene, 180 ADENOCOR, 14 Adenosine, 14 ADIATIN, 5 ADIPRIN, 56 ADOL, 41, 57, 58, 59 ADOL ALLERGY SINUS, 41 ADOL COLD, 41 ADOL DROPS, 57 ADOL EXTRA, 58 ADOL PM, 59 ADOL SINUS, 41 ADRIBLASTINA, 123 ADVIL, 42, 146 ADVIL COLD AND SINUS, 42 AERIUS, 36 AERRANE, 191 AFIMOCIL, 86 AGGRASTAT, 26 AGLUMIN, 26 AHF CONCENTRATE KABI, 27 ALBENDA, 100 Albendazole, 100 ALCOMICIN, 154, 170 ALDACTIDE, 13 ALDACTONE, 13 1C ALDOMET, 18 Alendronate, 114 Alfacalcidol, 140 ALFACORT, 179 Alfuzosin, 120 ALKA-SELTZER, 57 ALKERAN, 123 ALLERFIN, 37 ALLERGETIN, 41 ALLERGODIL, 171 Allopurinol, 151 ALOMIDE, 160 ALPAX, 193 ALPHAGAN, 164 ALPHANATE, 27 Alprazolam, 44 Alprostadil, 117 ALUGEL, 4 Aluminum aspirin, 144 ALUPENT, 33 ALVITYL, 141 Amantadine sulphate, 66 AMARYL, 104 AMBOLAR, 39 AMFIPEN, 73 AMIKACIN, 80 Amikacin sulphate, 80 Amiloride, 13 Amiodarone, 14 Amitriptyline, 48 Amlodipine besylate, 22 AMLOR, 22 AMOCLAN, 72, 73 AMOXIL, 71 AMOXIPEN, 72 Amoxycillin, 71, 72, 73 AMOXYDAR, 72 Ampicillin, 73 AMRIZOLE, 88 AMURETIC, 13 ANACIN, 56 ANAFRANIL, 48 ANALLERGE, 37 ANALUX COLIRCUSI, 162 ANATENSOL, 45 ANDRIOL, 112 ANDROCUR, 112 ANEXATE, 194
ANGIOTEC, 20 ANTAGONIN, 6 Antazolin sulfate, 159 Antazoline, 159 Antimeasle imunoglobuline, 188 Anti-parotitis immunsglobulin, 188 ANTIPLATE, 26 Anti-rho(d) immunoglobulin, 188 ANTI-SCORPION VENOM F(ab)2, 188 Anti-venom immunoglobulin, 188 Anti-venum immunoglob, 189 ANUGESIC, 10 ANUSOL, 10 ANUSOL HC, 10 ANZATAX, 127 APICARPINE, 165 APICORT, 159 APICROM, 160 APIFRIN-Z, 162 APIGEN, 155, 171 APILLERG, 159 APIMOL, 163 APISAL, 166 APISULFA, 155 APO-AMILZIDE, 13 APO-ATENOL, 15 APO-DICLO, 145 APO-DILTAZ, 23 APO-DOXY, 79 APO-GLYBURIDE, 104 APO-NAPROXEN, 147 APO-RANITIDINE, 6 Apraclonidine, 167 APROVEL, 21 APUROL, 151 ARCOXIA, 145 ARIXTRA, 25 AROMASIN, 130 ARTAMIN, 149 ARTHROTEC, 145 ASACOL, 3 Ascorbic acid, 139, 140 ASKINE, 56 ASMADIL, 32 ASMAFORT, 37 ASMANORE, 32 ASPEGIC, 57 ASPINOL, 57 ASPIRIN, 56, 57
ASPRO, 57 ASTHALIN, 32 ATACAND, 21 ATACURE, 193 ATARAX, 37 Atenolol, 15, 17 ATIVAN, 44 Atorvastatin, 29 Atosiban, 118 Atovaquone, 99 Atracurium besylate, 193 ATRACURIUM BESYLATE, 193 ATROPINE, 161, 192 Atropine sulphate, 161, 192 ATROPINE SULPHATE, 161, 192 ATROVENT, 33 ATTENUVAX, 187 AUGMENTIN, 72, 73 AUNATIV, 188 AVALOX, 90 AVANDAMET, 105 AVANDIA, 106 AVAXIM, 187 AVENTYL, 49 AXID, 6 AZACTAM, 74 AZAMUN, 128 Azathioprine, 128 Azelaic acid, 180 Azelastin, 171 Azithromycin, 81 AZOMYCIN, 81 Aztreonam, 74 BACTALL, 89 BACTRIM, 85 BACTROBAN, 172 BALAD, 83, 84, 182 BALKACYCLINE, 80 BALKAPROFEN, 146 BALKATRIN, 85 BAMYCODE, 57 Basiliximab, 128 Beclomethasone dipropionate, 35, 171 BECODISKS, 35 BECONASE, 171 BECOVIT, 138 BECOZYM, 138 BEFOLVIT, 134, 138 BENAFED, 42 Benazepril, 19
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BENDAZOLE, 100 BENEXOL, 137 BENOXINATE, 166 Benzocaine , phenazone, 170 Benzoxonium, 172 Benzoyl peroxide, 180 Benzyl penicillin sodium, 71 BEROTEC, 32 BETABION, 137 BETACHOL, 156 BETACORT, 108 BETADERM, 175 BETAFERON, 129 BETAGAN, 163 Betahistine, 56 Betamethasone, 108, 156, 158, 175, 176 BETASERC, 56 BETASONE, 108, 175 BETAVAL, 176 BETAVAL-N, 176 Betaxolol, 163 BETOLVEX, 134, 139 BETOPTIC, 163 BETRIMAX, 137 BEVACOL, 3 Bezafibrate, 28 BEZALIP, 28 BIODROXIL, 74 Bisacodyl, 9 BISOLVON, 39 Bisoprolol fumarate, 15 BI-TILDIEM, 22 BLEPHAMIDE, 156 BLOKIUM, 15 BLOPRESS, 21 BREVIBLOC, 16 BRICANYL, 32 Brimonidine tartarate, 164 Bromazepam, 44 Brompheniramine, 40 BRONCHOBOS, 40 BRONEX, 40 BRONQUIUM, 34 BRUFEN, 146 BUCAINE, 195 Budesonide, 3, 35, 171 Bufexamac, 179 Bumetanide, 12, 13 Bupivacaine, 195
BUPIVACAINE, 195 BURINEX, 12, 13 BURINEX-K, 13 BUSCOPAN, 2 Buspirone, 44 BUTALIN, 32 BUTOVENT, 32 Cabergoline, 66 CAFAMOL, 59 CAFERGOT, 60 CALCIJEX, 140 Calcipotriol, 179 Calcitonin, 114, 115 Calcitriol, 140 Calcium carbonate, 137 Calcium folinate, 134, 139 Calcium gluconate, 137 Calcium lactobionate, 137 CALCIUM LEUCOVORIN, 134, 139 CAL-C-VITA, 140 CALPOL, 57 CALSYR, 137 CALTRATE, 137 CAMCOLIT, 48 CAMPTO, 126 CANCIDAS, 91 Candesartan, 21 CANDICORT, 94, 183 CANDIVAST, 92 CANDIZOL, 93, 183 CANESTEN, 91, 170 CANESTIN-1, 91 CAPOCARD, 19 Captopril, 19 CARBATOL, 61 Carbenoxamine, 40 Carbetapentane, 38 Carbidopa, 66 Carbimazole, 106 Carbocysteine, 40 Carbomer, 166 Carboplatin, 125 CARBOPLATIN, 125 Carboxymethylcellulose, 166 CARDURA, 19 Carisoprodol, 152 Carteolol hydrochloride, 163 Carvedilol, 16 Caspofungin, 91 CATAPRES, 18
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CAVERJECT, 117 CEBION, 139, 140 CEBIOPIRIN, 57 CECLOR, 76 Cefaclor, 76 CEFADRIL, 74 Cefadroxil, 74 CEFAMEZIN, 75 Cefazolin, 75 CEFAZOLIN, 75 Cefdinir, 77 Cefixime, 77 CEFIZOX, 77 CEFOBID, 77 Cefotaxime, 77 Cefoxitin sodium, 76 Cefperazone, 77 Cefpirome, 78 Cefprozil, 76 CEFRIN, 75 CEFROM, 78 CEFTAX, 77 Ceftazidime, 77 Ceftizoxime, 77 Ceftriaxone, 78 Cefuroxime axetil, 76 Cefuroxime sodium, 76 CEFUTIL, 76 CEFUZIME, 76 CEFZIL, 76 CELEBREX, 144 Celecoxib, 144 CELESTODERM-V, 176 CELESTODERM-V GARAMYCIN, 176 CELESTODERM-V-GARAMYCIN, 176 CELESTONE, 108 CELLCEPT, 128 CELLUVISC, 166 Centella extract, 179 CENTRUM, 141 CEPHADAR, 75 Cephalexin, 75 Cephalothin sodium, 75 Cephepime, 78 Cephradine, 75 CEPOREX, 75 CERAZETTE, 119 CEREPAR, 54
CETAMIDE, 155 CETAPRED, 156 CETAVLEX, 184 Cetirizine dihydrochloride, 36, 41 CETRALON, 36 Cetrimide, 184 CEVILENE, 139 CEVITAN, 139 CEVITIL, 139 CHEMOTRIM, 85 CHILDRENS ADVIL, 146 Chlorambucil, 123 CHLORAMEX, 83 Chloramphenicol, 83, 154 Chlorhexidine, 172 CHLOROHISTOL, 37 CHLOROPTIC, 154 CHLOROQUIN PHOSPHATE, 99 Chloroquine, 99 CHLOROQUINE, 99 Chloroquine phosphate, 99 Chlorpheniramine, 37, 41 CHLORPHENIRAMINE, 37 Chlorpropamide, 104 Chlorthalidone, 12 CHORIOMON, 113 Chorionic gonadotrophin, 113 CIALIS, 121 CIBACEN, 19 CIFLOX, 89 Cilazapril, 20 CILEST, 119 CILOPRINE, 170 CILOXAN, 154 CIMEDINE, 5 Cimetidine, 5 Cinnarizine, 54 CIPRALEX, 51 CIPRAM, 50 CIPROBAY, 89 CIPROCIN, 89, 154 CIPRODAR, 89 Ciprofibrate, 28 CIPROFLACIN, 89 CIPROFLOX, 89 Ciprofloxacin, 89, 154 CIPROGEN, 89 CIPROLON, 89 CIPROQUIN, 89 CIPTADINE, 37
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CIRRUS, 41 Cisatracurium besilate, 193 Cisplatin, 125 CISPLATIN, 125 CISPLATYL, 125 Citalopram, 50 CITIUS, 5 CLAFORAN, 77 CLAFOTAX, 77 CLAMYCIN, 81 CLARINASE, 41 Clarithromycin, 81 CLENIL, 35, 171 CLEXANE, 25 CLIMEN, 118 CLINDACIN-T, 82 Clindamycin, 70, 82, 83 CLINDAMYCIN PHOSPHATE, 83 CLINORIL, 148 CLIOCORT, 179 CLOBEDERM, 175 Clobetasol propionate, 175 Clobetasone, 178 CLODERM, 175 Clofazimine, 87 CLOFEN, 144, 145, 148 CLOMID, 113 Clomiphene citrate, 113 Clomipramine hcl, 48 Clonazepam, 61, 64 Clonidine, 18 CLOPIXOL, 47 CLORACEF, 76 CLOTAN, 60 CLOTREX, 170 Clotrimazole, 91, 170 Clozapin, 45 Coaltar, 179 COAPROVEL, 21 COBAL, 134, 139 COBRA ANTIVENOM, 188 CODAPHED, 42 Codeine, 38, 41, 42 CODILAR, 42 CO-DIOVAN, 21 CODIPRONT, 38 Colchicine, 151 Colestipol, 27 COLFED, 41 COLIFURAN, 91
COLIRCUSI ATROPINE, 161 COLIRCUSI CHLORAMPHENICOL, 154 COLIRCUSI DEICOL, 157 COLIRCUSI GENTADEXA, 156 COLIRCUSI GENTAMYCIN, 155, 171 COLIRCUSI H.C WITH NEOM, 158 COLIRCUSI SULPHACETAMIDE, 155 COLIRCUSI-CICLOPLEGIC, 161 COLLOMACK, 181 COLMEDITEN, 151 COLOPATHIL, 4 COLPERMIN, 3 COMBIVENT, 34 COMBIVIR, 96 CONCOR, 15 CONDYLINE, 181 CONFORTID, 146 CONJUNCTIN, 155 CONTRASAL, 38 CONVULEX, 48 CORDARONE, 14 CO-RENITEC, 20 CORTEF ACETATE, 149 CORTIPHENOL-H, 158 CORTROSYN, 113 Co-trimoxazole, 85 COUMADIN, 25 COVERSYL, 20 COVIT, 140 COXICAM, 147 COZAAR, 21 CURAM, 72 CUSICROM, 35, 160 CUSIMOLOL, 163 CUSIVIRAL, 96 CYCLOGYL, 161 CYCLOPENTOLATE, 161 Cyclophosphamide, 123 CYKLOKAPRON, 26 CYNOVIT, 134, 139 Cyproheptadine, 37 Cyproterone acetate, 112 Cytarabine, 123 CYTARABINE, 123, 124 CYTOBION, 134, 139 CYTOSAR, 123 CYTOTEC, 7
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D.T.Coq, 186 D.T.VAX, 186 Dacarbazine, 126 DADCROME, 160 DAGRAVIT A-E, 137 DAGRAVIT B-COMPLEX, 138 DAIVONEX, 179 DAKTACORT, 94, 184 DAKTARIN, 93, 94, 183 DALACIN, 82, 83 DALACIN C, 83 DALACIN T, 82, 83 DALACIN-C, 82, 83 Danazol, 115 DANOL, 115 DAONIL, 104 DAUNOBLASTINA, 123 DBL ACYCLOVIR, 96 DBL CYTARABINE, 124 DECADRON, 108, 149, 157, 158, 170 DECADRON NEO, 157, 170 DECADURABOLIN, 112 DECLOBAN, 175 DECODERM, 177 DECOZAL, 172 DELTACORTRIL, 108 DELTASONE, 109 DEPAKINE, 64 DEPO MEDROL, 149 DEPO-PROVERA, 119 DEPOVIT B12, 134, 139 DERMA-CORYL, 92 DERMATIN, 91, 170 DERMESONE, 176 DERMOCORT, 179 DERMOFUCIN, 84, 182 DERMOLAR, 177 DERMOSE CUSI NYSTATIN, 94, 184 DESFERAL, 135 Desferrioxamine mesylate, 135 Desflurane, 191 Desloratadine, 36 Desmopressin, 114 Desogestrel, 119 DETICENE, 126 DETRUSITOL, 120 Dexametasone, 158, 170 Dexamethasone, 108, 126, 149, 157, 158, 170, 176
DEXAMETHASONE SOD.PHOSPHATE, 149 Dexbrompheniramine, 40 Dexketoprofen trometamol, 144 Dextromethorphan, 38, 42 DIABINESE, 104 DIALON, 105 DIAMICRON, 104 DIAMOX, 164 DIAPHAGE, 105 DIAXINE, 2 Diazepam, 44, 65 DIAZEPAM, 44 Diazoxide, 17 DICLOFEN, 148 Diclofenac, 144, 145, 148, 167 DICLOGESIC, 144, 145, 148 DICYNONE, 26 DIFFERIN, 180 DIFLUCAN, 92 Diflucortolone valerate, 175, 176, 177 Diflunisal, 145 Digoxin, 12 DILATREND, 16 Diloxanide furoate, 99 Diltiazem, 22 DILZEM, 22, 23 DIMETAPP, 40 Dimethindene maleate, 42 Dinoprostone, 117 DINTOINA, 63 DIOVAN, 21 Diphenhydramine, 42 Diphenoxylate, 2 Diphetria toxoid, 186 Dipht.toxoid, 186 Diphtheria, 186 DIPHUMAN, 189 Dipivefrin, 164 DIPRIVAN, 191 DIPROFOS, 108 DIPROGENTA, 175 DIPROLENE, 176 DIPROSALIC, 175 Diptheria, 186 Dipyridamole, 26 DISBRON, 32 DISFLATYL, 5 DISOPHROL, 40 Distigmine bromide, 120
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DI-TE ANATOXAL BERNA, 186 DIUSEMIDE, 12 DOABETIC, 104 DOBUJECT, 24 Dobutamine, 24 Docetaxel, 126 Docusate, 171 DOLGIT, 149 DOLOBID, 145 DOLOMOL, 57 Domperidone, 43, 54 DOPAMET, 18 DOPAMIN, 24 Dopamine, 24 DOPAMINE, 24 DOPANORE, 18 DOPERGIN, 67 DOPRAM, 38 DORAL, 76 DORMICUM, 192 DORYX, 79 Dorzolamide, 165 DOSTINEX, 66 Doxapram, 38 Doxazosin, 19 DOXORUBICIN, 123 DOXYCIN, 79 Doxycycline, 79 DOXYDAR, 79 D-penicillamine, 149 DRIED FACTOR VIII, 27 Drospinenone, 118 DROXIL, 75 DULCOLAX, 9 DUMOCYCLIN, 80 DUMOCYCLINE, 80, 156 DUMOLID, 44 DUMOXIN, 79 DUOFEDINE, 41 DUPHALAC, 8 DUPHASTON, 109 DURADOX, 79 DUROGESIC TTS, 59 DUSPATALIN, 3 DYAZIDE, 13 Dydrogesterone, 109 DYSPAMET, 5 EARCALM, 170 ECAVIT-B12, 134, 139 Econazole, 92
ECONOPRED PLUS, 159 EDRONAX, 52 EFEMOLINE, 159 EFEXOR, 52 EFFERALGAN, 57, 59 EFFICORT, 179 EFUDIX, 124 ELDEPRYL, 68 ELDISINE, 125 Electrolytes, 136 ELIDIL, 179 ELOCOM, 177 ELOXATIN, 127 ELYZOL, 88 ELYZOLE, 88, 182 EMADINE, 160 Emedastine difumarate, 160 E-MOX, 72 Enalapril, 20 ENDOXAN, 123 ENGERIX B, 187 Enoxaparin sodium, 25 ENOXIRT, 78 ENTOCORT, 3 EPANUTIN, 63, 65 EPARGRISOVIT, 141 EPHYNAL, 140 EPICOCILLIN, 73 EPICOGEL, 4 EPILAT, 23 EPINEPHRINE, 195 EPIRAZOLE, 7 EPIRUBICIN, 123 EPIVIR, 95 EPREX, 135 Ergotamine tartrate, 60 EROMYCIN, 82 Ertapenem, 78 ERYC, 82 ERYDERM, 82 ERYPED, 82 ERYTHROCIN, 82 ERYTHRODAR, 82 ERYTHROMIL, 82 Erythromycin, 81, 82 Erythromycin base, 82 ERYTHROMYCIN LACTOBIONATE, 82 Erythropoiein recombinant, 135 Erythropoietin, 135
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Escitalopram oxalate, 51 ESKACEF, 76 ESMERON, 193 ESTRACOMB TTS, 110, 118 ESTRADERM, 110 Estradiol , dydrogestrone, 109 Estradiol , norethisterone, 110, 118 Estradiol valerate , cyproterone acetate, 118 Ethambutol, 86 ETHAMBUTOL, 86 Ethinylestradiol , gestodene, 118 Ethinylestradiol , levonorgestrel, 119 Ethinylestradiol , norgestimate, 119 Ethosuximide, 61 Etodolac, 145 Etonogestrel, 119 Etoricoxib, 145 EUDYNA, 127 EUGLUCON, 104 EULEXIN, 130 EUPHYLLIN, 34 EUPHYLLINE, 34 EVION, 140 Exemestane, 130 EYLOX, 155 Famciclovir, 97 FAMODAR, 6 FAMOGEN, 6 Famotidine, 6 FAMVIR, 97 FARCOLIN, 32 FARLUTAL, 119 FARMARUBICIN, 123 FARMORUBICIN, 123 FASIGYN, 89 FASTUM, 149 FAVERIN, 51 FEFOL, 133 FELDENE, 147, 149 FEMARA, 131 FEMOSTON, 109 FENAMIC, 147 FENBID, 146 FENDOL, 147 FENICOL, 154 Fenofibrate, 28 Fenoterol hydrobromide, 32 Fentanyl, 59, 192 FENTANYL, 192
FENTANYL-JANSSEN, 192 FERAL, 133 FER-IN-SOL, 133 FEROMIN, 133 Ferric hydroxide polymaltose, 133 FERROGRAD-C, 133 FERROGRAD-FOLIC, 133 Ferrous fumarate, 133 Ferrous gluconate, 133 FERROUS GLUCONATE, 133 Ferrous sulphate, 133 FERTONIC, 133 FERUMAT, 133 Fexofenadine hydrochloride, 36 Filgrastim, 136 FINALLERG, 36 Finasteride, 112 FITZCALM, 61 FLAGICURE, 88 FLAGYL, 88 FLAMAZINE, 86, 182 Flavoxate, 120 FLECTOR, 144, 148 FLEET ENEMA, 8 FLEMOXIN, 72 FLIXONASE, 171 FLIXOTIDE, 35 FLORAN, 191 FLOXAPEN, 71 FLOZAK, 51 FLU_CARE, 41 FLUANXOL, 45 FLUCAND, 92 Flucloxacillin, 71 FLUCON, 158 Fluconazole, 92 FLUDARA, 124 Fludarabine phosphate, 124 FLUDREX, 42 Flumazenil, 194 FLUMED, 41 Flumethasone, 178 FLUMETOL, 159 Fluocinolone, 177 FLUORESCEIN SODIUM, 167 Fluoresceinate- sodium, 167 FLUORETS, 167 Fluorometholone, 157, 158, 159 Fluorouracil, 124 FLUOROURACIL, 124
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FLUORO-URACIL, 124 FLUORO-URACIL, 124 Flupenthixol, 45 Flupentixol, 45 Fluphenazine decanoate, 45 FLUPHENAZINE DECANOATE, 45 Fluprednidene, 177 Fluprednidene acetate, 177 Fluprednidene acetate , gentamycin, 177 Flurbiprofen, 145, 167 Flurbiprofen sodium, 167 Fluromethelon , neomycin, 157 Flutamide, 130 Fluticasone propionate, 35, 171, 177 Fluvastatin, 29 Fluvoxamine maleate, 51 FML LIQUIFILM, 159 FML NEO LIQUIFILM, 157 Folic acid, 134, 138 FOLIC ACID, 134, 138 FOLICUM, 134, 138 Fondaparinux sodium, 25 FORADIL, 33 FORANE, 191 Formoterol fumarate, 33 FORTA B-12, 134, 139 FORTANEURIN, 138 FORTZAAR, 21 FOSAMAX, 114 FROBEN, 145 Frusemide, 12 FUCICORT, 176 Fucidic acid, 83, 154, 182 FUCIDIN, 83, 84, 182 FUCIDIN H, 83, 182 FUCITHALMIC, 154 FULCIN, 92 FURAMIDE, 99 FURAZOLE, 99 Fusidate sodium, 83, 182 Fusidic acid, 84, 182 FUTASOLE, 84, 182 Gabapentin, 62 Galantamine, 69 GAMAVATE, 175 GAMMAGARD, 189 Ganirelix acetate, 115 GARAMYCIN, 81, 154, 170, 176 GARASONE, 157
GARDINAL, 63, 65 GASTROFAIT, 5 GASTROZEPIN, 5 GASTROZOLE, 7 Gemcitabine hcl, 124 Gemfibrozil, 28 GEMZAR, 124 GENGRAF, 128 GENOTROPIN, 113 GENTACIN, 154, 170 GENTAL, 81 Gentamicin, 81, 154, 157, 170 Gentamycin, 154, 170 GENURIN, 120 GEVRAL PROTEIN, 142 GLIBEMIDE, 104 Glibenclamide, 104 GLIBENESE, 104 GLICEROLO, 9 Gliclazide, 104 Glimepiride, 104 Glipizide, 104 GLIVEC, 126 GLOCLAV, 73 GLOMOX, 72 GLOTAC, 6 GLUCAGEN, 106 Glucagon, 106 GLUCAGON, 106 GLUCOBAY, 105 GLUCOFER, 133 GLUCOPHAGE, 104, 105 GLUCOVANCE, 104 GLUSTIN, 105 Glyburide, 104 Glycerol, 9 Glyceryl guaiacolate, 42 Glyceryl trinitrate, 21 GLYCERYL TRINITRATE, 21 Goserelin acetate, 130 GOTINE, 151 GRACIAL, 119 Griseofulvin, 92 GRISOVIN, 92 GUAFEDRIN, 40 Guaifenesin, 39, 40 GUAPHAN, 39 GUPISONE, 108 GYNO - CANDIZOLE, 93, 94 GYNO-CORYL, 92
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GYNO-DAKTARIN, 93, 94 GYNO-MIKOZAL, 93, 94 GYNO-PEVARYL, 92 Haemophilus, 71, 73, 74, 76, 77, 83, 84, 87, 186, 187 HAIRGROW, 181 HAIRSCIENCE, 93, 183 HALDOL, 45 Haloperidol, 45 HALOPERIDOL, 45 HAVRIX, 187 HB-VAX DNA, 187 HEPARIN SOD, 25 Heparin sodium, 25 HEPARINE SOD, 25 Heparinised saline, 25 HEPSAL, 25 HERPAVIR, 97 HESTOFEN, 37 HIBERIX, 187 HIBITANE, 172 HIBTITER, 187 HI-CAL, 137 HICONCIL, 72 HIKMA HEPARIN, 25 HISTAZIN, 38 HOLOXAN, 123 HOMAPIN, 161 Homatropine, 161 HUMALOG, 103 Human normal immunoglobulin, 189 Human antidiphtheria immunoglobulin, 189 Human antipertussis immunoglobulin, 189 Human antitetanus immunoglobulin, 189 Human chorionic gonadotrophin, 113 HUMATROPE, 113 HUMEGON, 113 HUMULIN, 103 HYCAMTIN, 127 Hydralazine, 18 HYDRALAZINE, 18 Hydrocortisone, 10, 149, 158, 159, 177, 179 HYDROCORTISONE, 159 HYDROGEL, 4 Hydroxy propylmethyl cellulose, 166
Hydroxyethylcellulose , sodium chloride, 166 Hydroxyzine, 37 HYGROTON, 12 HYOPAN, 2 Hyoscine butyl bromide, 56 HYPERSTAT, 17 HYPOSEC, 7 HYPOTEN, 15 HYPYRIN, 144 HYZAAR, 21 I.N.H, 86, 87 IBUGESIC, 146 IBUPHIL, 149 Ibuprofen, 146, 148 Ibuprofen, 42 IBUTOP, 148 Ifosfamide, 123 Imatinib mesilate, 126 IMAVIR, 97 IMDUR, 22 IMFERON, 133 Imipenem, 79 Imipramine, 49 IMIPREX, 49 IMODIUM, 2 IMPERACINE, 80 IMPLANON, 119 IMPUGAN, 13 IMURAN, 128 Indapamide, 12 INDERAL, 17 INDICARDIN, 17 INDOCID, 146 INDOGESIC, 146 Indomethacin, 146 INDOMETHACIN, 146 INDOMIN, 146 INFANRIX, 186 INFANRIX-HIB, 186 INFECTOFLAM, 157 INFLA-BAN, 144, 145, 148 Infliximab, 150 INHIBACE, 20 INNOHEP, 25 INSULATARD, 103 Insulin aspart, 103 Insulin biphasic, 103 Insulin glargine, 103 Insulin human, 103
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Insulin lente, 103 Insulin lispro, 103 Insulin neutral, 103 Insulin nutrale, 103 Insulin zinc, 103 INTAL, 35 INTARD, 2 INTERFERON ALFA-2a, 129 Interferon alfa-2b, 129 Interferon beta -1a, 129 Interferon beta-1b, 129 INTRAVAL, 191 INTRON A, 129 INTROPIN, 24 INVANZ, 78 INVORIL, 20 Iodine, 106 IOPIDINE, 167 Ipratropium bromide, 33 I-PROFEN, 146 Irbesartan, 21 Irinotecan, 126 Iron-dextran, 133 Isoconazole nitrate, 177 Isoflurane, 191 ISOKET, 22 ISOMACK, 22 Isoniazid, 86 ISOPTIN, 24 ISOPTO ATROPINE, 161 ISOPTO CARPIN, 165 ISOPTO CARPINE, 165 ISOPTO CETAMIDE, 155 ISOPTO FRIN, 162 ISOPTO HOMATROPINE, 161 ISOPTO PLAIN, 166 ISOPTOCETAMIDE, 156 ISOPTOCETAPRED, 157 ISOPTOFENICOL, 154 ISORDIL, 22 Isosorbide dinitrate, 22 Isosorbide mononitrate, 22 Isotretinoin, 180 ISOTREX, 180 ISOTREXIN, 180 Isradipine, 23 Itraconazole, 93 ITRIN, 19 JULMENTIN, 72, 73 JULPHAMOX, 72
JUNIFEN, 146 JUSPRIN, 56 JUVELON, 141 KABIKINASE, 26 Kaolin, 2 KAPECT, 2 KAPTIN, 2 KARVOL, 39 KDIRON, 133 KEFADIM, 77 KEFLEX, 75 KEFLIN N, 75 KEMADRIN, 68 KENACIN, 94, 184 KENACORT-A, 109, 149 KENALOG, 172 KEPPRA, 62 KESELAN, 45 Ketamine, 191 KETESSE, 144 Ketoconazole, 93, 183 KETOFAN, 146 KETONIL, 37 Ketoprofen, 146, 149 Ketorolac tromethamine, 168 Ketotifen, 37, 160 KIDIPRIN, 56 KIDIVIT, 142 KINIDIN, 14 KLACID, 81, 82 KLARIBAC, 82 KONAKION, 140 KYTRIL, 55 Labetalol, 16 LACRYVISC, 166 Lactulose, 8 LAMISIL, 95, 184 Lamivudine, 95 Lamotrigine, 62 LAMPRENE, 87 LANFAST, 7 LANIBOS, 12 LANITOP, 12 LANOXIN, 12 LANSOMID, 7 Lansoprazole, 7 LANTUS, 103 LANZOR, 7 LARGACTIL, 44 LASIX, 13
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LASTET, 125 Latanoprost, 163 LATYCIN, 156 LAVENTE, 141 LAXOBERAL, 9 LAXOCODYL, 9 LAXOLAC, 8 LEPONEX, 45 LERGICOL, 37 LESCOL, 29 Letrozole, 131 LEUCOVORIN, 134, 139 LEUKERAN, 123 Levetiracetam, 62 LEVITRA, 121 Levobunolol, 163 Levodopa, 66 Levofloxacin, 89 Levonorgestrel, 120 LEVOPHED, 24 Levornorgestrel, 119 LEXIN, 75 LEXOTANIL, 44 LIDAPRIM, 86 Lidocaine, 15, 195 LIDOCAINE, 15, 172, 195 LIDOCATON, 195 Lignocaine, 15, 168, 172, 195 LIGNOCAINE, 15, 168, 195 LINCOCIN, 83 Lincomycin, 83 LIOCAINE, 195 LIPANTHYL, 28 LIPITOR, 29 LIQUIFILM, 157, 159, 166, 167 Lisinopril, 20 Lisuride hydrogen maleate, 67 LITAREX, 48 LITHIOFOR, 48 Lithium, 48 LIVIAL, 111 LOCACORTEN, 178 LOCACORTEN-VIOFORM, 178 LOCAGEL, 148 LOCASALEN, 178 LOCOID, 177 LODINE, 145 Lodoxamide, 160 LOGYNON, 119 LOJOUR, 36
LOMIR, 23 LOMOTIL, 2 Loperamide, 2 LOPID, 28 LOPODIUM, 2 LOPRESOR, 17 LORADAY, 36 Loratadine, 36 Loratidine, 41 Lorazepam, 44 Losartan potassium, 21 LOSEC, 7, 8 LOTRIDERM, 175 LOVRAK, 97 LOW-LIP, 28 L-thyroxine sodium, 107 Lysine acetylsalicylate , glycine, 57 LYSTHENON SICCUM, 193 M.M.R II, 187 MAALOX, 4 MADECASSOL, 179 MADECASSOL N-HC, 179 MADOPAR, 66 MAGALOX, 4 MAGNACEF, 77 MAGNESIUM, 137 Magnesium sulphate, 137 MALAREX, 99 MALARONE, 99 MALOPRIM, 88 MALUGEL, 4 MARCAINE, 195 MARVELON, 118, 119 MATERNA, 141 MAXIDEX, 158 MAXIL, 76 MAXIPIME, 78 MAXITROL, 157 Measles vaccine, 187 Measles virus live , mumps , rubella, 187 MEBAGEN, 3 Mebendazole, 100 Mebeverine, 3 Mecobalamin, 134, 139 Medigoxin, 12 MEDROL, 108, 149 Medroxyprogesterone acetate, 119 Mefenamic acid, 147 MEFOXIN, 76
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MEGACE, 130 Megestrol acetate, 130 MELBIN, 105 Meloxicam, 147 Melphalan, 123 MENCEVAX AC VACCINE, 188 MENCEVAX ACWY, 188 MENINGOCOCCAL VACCINE, 188 Menthol, 39 Mercaptopurine, 124 MERISLON, 56 MERONEM, 79 Meropenem, 79 Mesalazine, 3 Mesterolone, 112 METAGLIZ, 54, 55 Metformin, 104 METHACIN, 146 METHERGINE, 117 Methocarbamol, 152 Methotrexate, 124, 150 METHOTREXATE, 124, 150 Methyl dopa, 18 Methyl prednisolone, 149 METHYLCOPAL, 134, 139 Methylergometrine maleate, 117 Methylphenidate, 53 Metoclopramide, 54, 55 Metoprolol, 17 Metronidazole, 70, 88, 89, 182 METRONIDAZOLE, 88 Metronidazole benzoate, 88 METROZOLE, 88 Mexiletine, 15 MEXITIL, 15 MEZACOL, 3 MIACALCIC, 114, 115 MIACIN, 80 MICARDIS, 21 MICONAZ, 94, 183 Miconazloe, 93, 183 Miconazole, 94, 183 MICOTER, 92, 170 MICROGYNON-30, 119 MICROLUT, 119 MICRONASE, 104 MIDAFLEX, 75 MIDARINE, 193 Midazolam, 192 MIDRONE, 58
MIDROXIL, 75 MIGON, 60 MIKACIN, 81 MIKOSTAT, 94, 173, 184 MIKOZAL, 93, 94, 183 MILK OF MAGNESIA, 8 MILLICORTEN, 108 MINIDIAB, 104 MINIMS ARTIFICIAL, 166 MINIMS ATROPINE, 161 MINIMS BENOXINATE, 166 MINIMS CHLORAMPHENICOL, 154 MINIMS CYCLOPENTOLATE, 161 MINIMS FLUORESCEIN SODIUM, 167 MINIMS GENTAMYCIN, 155, 171 MINIMS PHENYLEPHRINE, 161, 162 MINIMS PILOCARPINE, 165 MINIMS ROSE BENGAL, 168 MINIMS SODIUM CHLORIDE, 166 MINIMS TROPICAMIDE, 162 MINIPRESS, 19 MINIRIN, 114 MINITEN, 19 MINOCIN, 80 Minocycline, 80 Minoxidil, 181 MINULET, 118 MIRENA, 120 Misoprostol, 7 MIVACRON, 193 Mivacurium chloride, 193 MIXAVIT, 141 MIXAVIT-M, 141 MIXTARD, 103 MOBIC, 147 MODALIM, 28 MOGADON, 44 Mometasone, 171, 177, 178 MONO TILDIEM, 23 MONOPARIN, 25 MONOTARD, 103 Morphine sulphate, 59 MOTILIUM, 54 MOXAL, 4 Moxifloxacin, 90 MUCAINE, 4 MUCOFALK, 8
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MUCOGEL, 4 MUCOLYTE, 39 MUCOMYST, 39 MUCOPRONT, 40 MUCOSOLVAN, 39 MULTIBIONTA, 141 MULTILIND, 95, 184 MULTIPARIN, 25 Mumps viral vaccine, 188 MUMPSVAX, 188 Mupirocin calcium, 172 MYAMBUTOL, 86 MYCOHEAL, 94, 183, 184 MYCOHEAL HC, 94, 184 Mycophenolate mofetil, 128 Mycophenolate sodium, 128 MYCOSAT, 94, 173 MYCOSTATIN, 94, 173 MYCO-SYNALAR, 177 MYDFRIN, 162 MYDRIACYL, 162 MYDRIATICUM, 162 MYFORTIC, 128 MYSOLINE, 63 Nabumetone, 147 NADINE, 6 Nalidixic acid, 90 NALIDRAM, 90 Naloxone, 194 NALOXONE, 194 Naltrexone, 194 Nandrolone decanoate, 112 Naphazoline, 166 NAPROX, 147 Naproxen, 147 NARAPRIL, 20 NARCAN, 194 NAROPIN, 195 NASONEX, 171 NATRILLIX, 12 NAVELBINE, 125 NAVOBAN, 55 NAXONE, 194 NEBCIN, 81 Nedocromil sodium, 160 Nefopam hydrochlride, 57 NEGACEF, 77 NEGAZOLE, 88 NEGRAM, 90 NEO-CORTEF, 158
NEOGYNON, 119 Neomycin, 155, 157, 170, 172 NEOMYCIN, 157, 170, 172, 178, 179 NEOPRED - P, 158 NEOSPORIN, 155 NEOSTIGMINE, 151 Neostigmine methyl sulphate, 151 NEOXIDIL, 181 NERISONE, 175, 176, 177 NEUPOGEN, 136 NEUROBION, 138 NEURONTIN, 62 NEURORUBINE, 138 NEUROTOP, 61 NEUROTRAT, 141 NEUROVITAN, 138 Nevirapine, 96 nicotinamide, 137, 140, 141, 142 NIDAZOLE, 88 NIFECARD, 23 Nifedipine, 23 NIF-TEN, 17 NIMBEX, 193 Nimodipine, 23 NIMOTOP, 23 NIPRIDE, 18 Nitrazepam, 44 NITRO MACK, 21 NITRODERM TTS, 21 NITRO-DUR, 21 Nitrofurantoin, 91 NITROGLYCERINE, 21 NITROSTAT, 22 NIVAQUINE, 99 Nizatidine, 6 NIZORAL, 93, 183 NOCAL, 181 NOHIST, 36 NOLVADEX, 131 NOLVADEX-D, 131 NOMAL, 59 NOOTROPIL, 67 NORACIN, 90 NORACTONE, 13 Noradrenaline acid tartrate, 24 NORCURON, 193 NORDETTE, 119 NORDIOL, 119 NORDITROPIN, 114 Norethisterone, 110
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Norfloxacin, 90 NOROXIN, 90 NORTRILEN, 49 NORTRIME, 85 Nortriptyline, 49 NO-URIC, 151 NOVAGEL, 4, 5 NOVAMOXIN, 72 NOVASEN, 56 NOVESINE, 166 NOVO-ATENOL, 15 NOVO-CAPTORIL, 19 NOVO-DIFENAC, 144, 145 NOVO-DILTAZEM, 23 NOVO-DIPIRADOL, 26 NOVO-DOXYLIN, 79 NOVO-GLYBURIDE, 104 NOVOMIX, 103 NOVO-NIFEDIN, 23 NOVONORM, 105 NOVO-PIROCAM, 147 NOVO-RANIDINE, 6 NOVORAPID, 103 NUFEN, 146 NYOLOL, 163 Nystatin, 94, 95, 173, 184 OCAL, 143 OCTANATE, 27 OCTANINE F, 27 Octreotide, 131 OCUFEN, 167 OCUGESIC, 167 OCULOSAN, 166 OCUMOL, 163 OCURED, 159 OEDEMAX, 13 Oestradiol, 110 Oestrogens conjugated, 111, 118 OFLOX, 155 Ofloxacin, 90, 91, 155, 156 OFTALMOLOSA CUSI ATROPINE, 161 OFTALMOLOSA CUSI DEXAMETHASONE, 158 OFTALMOLOSA CUSI GENTAMYCIN, 155 OFTALMOLOSA CUSI HYDROCORTISONE, 159 OFTAN TIMOLOL, 163 OFTANEX, 164
OFTHALMOLOSA CUSI CHLORAMPHEN, 154 Olanzapine, 46 OLBETAM, 29 OLFEN, 144, 145, 148 Olopatadine, 160 OMACILLIN, 72 OMAFEN, 146 OMEDAR, 7 Omeprazole, 7, 8 OMOL, 58 ONCOVIN, 125 ONE-ALPHA, 140 OPHTAMOLOL, 163 OPRAZOLE, 7 OPTASONE, 158 OPTICROM, 160 OPTICYCLIN, 80 OPTIFUCIN, 154 ORADEXON, 108, 149 ORAMORPH, 59 ORAP, 46 Orciprenaline, 33 ORGALUTRAN, 115 Orlistat, 53 OROFAR, 172 ORUVAIL, 146 ORVEK, 71 OS-CAL, 137 Oseltamivir phosphate, 98 OSPAMOX, 72 OSPEN, 71 OSPEXIN, 75 OTOSPORIN, 170 OTOZOL, 170 OTRINOL, 40 OTRIVIN, 172 OVRAL, 119 Oxaliplatin, 127 OX-HEP LEO, 25 OXIS, 33 Oxybuprocaine, 166 Oxymethurea, 170 Oxytetracycline, 80, 156 OXYTETRACYCLINE, 80 Oxytocin, 117 Paclitaxel, 127 PAINSTOP, 57 Palivizumab, 98 PANACETAMOL, 58
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PANADOL, 41, 58, 59 PANADOL ACTIFAST, 59 PANADOL COLD & FLU, 41 PANADOL EXTRA, 58 PANCURONIUM, 193 Pancuronium bromide, 193 PANDERM, 178 PANGESIC, 147 PANOXYL, 180 Pantoprazole, 8 PANTOZOL, 8 Paracetamol, 41, 42, 57, 58, 59 PARAMOL, 58 PARAPLATIN, 125 PARAZOLE, 100 PARNATE, 50 Paroxetine, 51 PATANOL, 160 PEDIAZOLE, 82 PENAMOX, 72 PENBRITIN, 73 PENICILLIN G, 71 PENTACT HIB VACCINE, 186 PENTASA, 3 PENTOSTAM, 100 PENTREXYL, 73 PEPCIDIN, 6 Peppermint, 3 PEPTAC, 6 Pergolide mesylate, 67 PERIACTIN, 37 Perindopril, 20 PERMAX, 67 Perphenazine, 46 PERSANTIN, 26 PETRALAR, 177 PETRALAR-F, 177 PETRALAR-N, 177 PEVARYL, 92 PEVARYL PV, 92 PEVISONE, 178 PHENICOL, 154 Phenobarbitone, 63, 65 Phenoxymethyl penicillin, 71 Phenylephrine, 42, 161 Phenytoin, 63, 65 PHENYTOIN, 65 PHILAZOLE, 93, 183 PHYSIOL, 166 Pilocarpine, 165
PILOTINA-2, 165 PILOTINA-4, 165 PIMAFUCORT, 179 Pimecrolimus, 179 Pimozide, 46 Pioglitazone, 105 Piperacillin, 74 PIPRIL, 74 Piracetam, 67 PIRACETAM, 67 PIRAFENE, 37 Piroxicam, 147, 149 PITON-S, 117 PK-MERZ, 66 PLAQUENIL, 150 PLASIL, 54 PND UNIMED, 157 Podophyllin resin, 181 Podophyllotoxin, 181 POLARAMIN, 37 POLYBION, 138 Polymixin-b, 155 POLYTAR, 179 POLYVALENT SNAKE ANTIVENUM, 189 Polyvinyl alcohol, 166 POLY-VI-SOL, 141 PONSTAN, 147 POSALFILIN, 181 Pot. Iodide, 166 Potassium chloride, 136 POTASSIUM CHLORIDE, 136 Potassium gluconate, 136 POTENCORT, 177 PRAMET FA, 141 Pramipexole dihydrochloride monohydrate, 68 Pravastatin, 29 PRECONATIVE, 27 PREDFORTE, 159 PREDMILD, 159 PREDMYCIN-P, 158 Prednisolone, 108, 109, 158, 159 PREDNISOLONE, 108 Prednisone, 109 PREDONE, 109 PREFRIN -A, 162 PREGNYL, 113 PREMARIN, 111, 118 PREMOSAN, 54
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PREMPAK C, 111 PREPIDIL, 117 Primidone, 63 PRIMOCEF, 77 PRIMOGONYL, 113 PRIMOLUT-N, 110 PRIMPERAN, 54 PRINCIMOX, 72 Prochlorperazine maleate, 46 Procyclidine, 68 PROFASI, 113 PROFENID, 147, 149 PROFINAL, 146, 149 PROGRAF, 129 PROGYLUTON, 111 PROLUTON DEPOT, 110 PROMANTINE, 38 Promethazine, 38 PROMETIN, 38 PRONTOPYRIN, 58 PROPECIA, 112 PROPESS, 117 PROPINE, 164 Propofol, 191 Propranolol, 17 Propylthiouracil, 107 PROPYLTHIOURACIL, 107 PROSCAR, 112 PROSTIN, 117 PROSTIN E2, 117 PROTOGYN, 89 PROVERA, 119 PROVIRON, 112 PROXEN, 147 PROZAC, 51 Pseudoephedrine, 40 PULMICORT, 35 PULMOTROPIC, 39 PURINETHOL, 124 PURINOL, 151 PYLOMID, 55 PYRALVEX, 172 Pyrazinamide, 87 PYRIDOXIN, 138 Pyrimethamine, 88 PZA, 87 Quinapril, 20 Quinidine sulphate, 14 QUINIDINE SULPHATE, 14 RAMLAC, 8
RANIDINE, 6 Ranitidine, 6 RANTAG, 6 RAPIFEN, 192 RAZONE, 8 REBIF, 129 Reboxetine methanesulphone, 52 RECOCEF, 76 RECOFOL, 191 RECORMON, 135 REDOXON, 139 REDUCTIL, 53 REFOBACIN, 81, 155 REFRESH, 166 REGAINE, 181 RELIFEX, 147 REMICADE, 150 REMIN, 56 REMINYL, 69 RENITEC, 20 Repaglinide, 105 REPLENINE-VF, 27 REQUIP, 68 RESOCHIN, 99 RESYL, 39 RETACNYL, 127 RETIN-A, 127 RETROVIR, 96 REVACOD, 59 REVANIN, 58 Rhei. Ext.(anthraquinon glycosides), 172 RHESUMAN, 188 RHEUMARENE, 148 RHINATHIOL, 40 RHINOCORT, 171 RHINOFRIN, 42 RHINO-PRONT, 42 RHINOSTOP, 40 RHINOTUSSAL, 42 RHONAL, 56 RIABROXOL, 39 RIACETAMIDE, 155 RIACHOL, 154 RIACORT, 179 RIAFAMPICIN, 87 RIAGESIC, 58 RIALAC, 6 RIALOCAINE, 195 RIALOL, 163
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RIALOX, 4 RIAMIDE, 55 RIANEST, 94, 173, 184 RIAPRIL, 20 RIAPROFEN, 146 RIAPROXEN, 147 RIASPASM, 2, 3 RIATROPIN, 161 RIAVATE, 176 RIAXINE, 39 RIAZEM, 23 RIAZOLE, 88, 89 Ribavirin, 98 RIFADIN, 87 Rifampicin, 87 RIFINAH, 87 RIMACTANE, 87 RIMACTAZID, 87 Rimexolone, 159 RIMIFON, 86 RINO-CLENIL, 171 RISEK, 7 RISPERDAL, 46, 47 Risperidone, 46, 47 RITALIN, 53 RIVO, 57 RIVOTRIL, 61, 64 Rizatriptan benzoate, 60 ROACCUTANE, 180 ROBAXIN, 152 ROBAXISAL, 57 ROBITUSSIN, 39, 40 ROBITUSSIN CF, 40 ROBITUSSIN-PE, 40 ROCALTROL, 140 ROCEPHIN, 78 ROFERON-A, 129 ROLAN, 6 Ropinirole, 68 Ropivacaine, 195 Rosiglitazone , metformin, 105 Rosiglitazone maleate, 106 ROTHACIN, 146 ROUVAX, 187 ROWACHOL, 4 ROWATINEX, 120 ROXCEF, 78 ROZEX, 88, 182 RUMAFEN, 145, 148 RYNACROM, 35
RYTHINATE, 82 SABRIL, 64 SAIZEN, 114 SALAZOPYRIN-EN, 150 SALBULASE, 32 Salbutamol, 32, 34 SALBUVENT, 32 Salicylic acid, 181 SALI-DECODREM, 177 SALIDEX, 176 SALINAL, 5 SALIPAX, 51 Salmeterol, 33 SALOFALK, 3 SALURIN, 13 SAMIXON, 78 SANDIMMUN, 128 SANDOSTATIN, 131 SARF, 89 SAROTEN, 48 SCOPINAL, 2, 3, 56 SCORPION ANTIVENOM, 188 SEDACORON, 14 SEDALAC, 7 SEDERGINE, 56 SEMBRINA, 18 SEPTAZOLE, 85 SEPTRIN, 85 SERENACE, 45 SEREVENT, 33 SEROXAT, 51 Sevoflurane, 191 SEVOFLURANE, 191 Sibutramine, 53 SIFROL, 68 Sildenafil citrate, 121 Silver sulphadiazine, 86, 182 SILVERIN, 86, 183 Simethicone, 5 SIMULECT, 128 SIMVAST, 29 Simvastatin, 29 SINEMET, 66 SINEMET-PLUS, 66 SIRDALUD, 152 SKINOREN, 180 SMOODERM, 127 Sodium chloride, 166 Sodium cromoglycate, 35, 160, 161 Sodium nitroprusside, 18
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Sodium valproate, 64 Sodium-stibogluconate, 100 SOFLAX, 7 SOLPADEINE, 58, 59 SOLU-DACORTIN, 109 SOLU-MEDROL, 108 SOMADRIL, 152 Somatropin, 113 SOPALAMIN, 138 SPASMONORE, 2 SPASMOPAN, 2 SPASMOTALIN, 3 SPERSACARPINE, 165 SPERSACET, 155, 156 SPERSACET-C, 156 SPERSADEX, 157, 158 SPERSADEXOLINE, 157 SPERSALLERG, 160 SPERSANICOL, 154 SPERSAPOLYMYXIN, 155 SPIROCTAN, 13 Spironolactone, 13 SPORANOX, 93 STANDACILLIN, 73 STATROL, 155 Stavudine, 96 STELAZINE, 47 STEMETIL, 46 STESOLID, 44, 65 STIEMYCIN, 82 STREPTAS, 26 Streptokinase, 26 Streptomycin, 87 STREPTOTHENATE, 87 STRESS, 141, 142 STUGERON, 54 STYPTOBION, 142 SUCCINYL SICCUM, 193 Sucralfate, 5 SUCRAZIDE, 104 SUFENTA, 193 Sufentanil, 193 Sulfasalazine, 150 Sulindac, 148 Sulphacetamide, 155, 156, 157 Sumatriptan succinate, 60 SUPRADYN, 141 SUPRANE, 191 SUPRAPROCT-S, 176 SUPRAX, 77
SURBEX, 138, 141 SURBEX C, 141 SURBEX T, 141 SUREPTIL, 54 SURGAM, 148 SURMONTIL, 50 SUSTANON, 112 SUTRIM, 85 Suxamethonium chloride, 193 Suxamethonium-chloride, 193 SYLADOR, 45 SYMMETREL, 66 SYNACTHEN, 113 SYNAGIS, 98 SYNALAR, 177 SYNALAR N, 177 SYNTOCINON, 117 Tacrolimus, 129 Tadalafil, 121 TAGAMET, 6 TAKEPRON, 7 TALIN, 32 TAMIFLU, 98 TAMOFEN, 131 TAMOPLEX, 131 Tamoxifen, 131 TAMOXIFEN, 131 Tamsulosin, 120 TANIDINA, 6 TARGOCID, 84 TARIVID, 90, 91 TAVANIC, 89 TAXOL, 127 TAXOTERE, 126 TAZOCIN, 74 TE ANATOXAL, 186 TEBRAZID, 87 TEFANYL, 37 TEGRETOL, 61 Teicoplanin, 84 TEKAM, 191 TELFAST, 36 Telmisartan, 21 TEMPRA, 58 TENORETIC, 17 TENORMIN, 15 TENOX, 148 Tenoxicam, 148 TENSOTIN, 15 TEOPTIC, 163
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TERACIN, 156 Terazosin, 19 Terbinafine, 95, 184 Terbutaline, 32 TERRACORTIL, 156 TERRAMYCIN, 80 Testosterone, 112 TESTOVIRON, 112 TETRA Coq, 186 Tetracaine, 166 TETRACAINE, 166 TETRACT HIB, 187 TETRACYCLIN, 80 Tetracycline, 80, 156 TETRACYCLINE, 80 TETRADAR, 80 TETRAMUNE, 186 Tetryzolin, 156 TETUMAN, 189 THEO-DUR, 34 THEOPED, 34 THEOPHAR, 34 Theophylline, 31, 34 Thiamine, 137, 138, 140 Thiamphenicol, 84 THIAVIT, 137 THIOPENTAL, 191 Thiopentone sodium, 191 THIOPHENICOL, 84 Tibolone, 111 TIDILOR, 36 TIENAM, 79 TILAVIST, 160 TILCOTIL, 148 TILDIEM, 22, 23 TIMO-COMOD, 163 Timolol, 163 TIMOPTOL, 163 Tincture, 106 TINCTURE IODINE, 106 Tinidazole, 89 Tinzaparin, 25 Tirofiban, 26 Tizanidine, 152 TOBRADEX, 157 Tobramycin, 81, 156, 157 TOBRAMYCIN, 81 TOBREX, 156 TOCLASE, 38 TOCOVIT, 140
TOFRANIL, 49 Tolfenamic acid, 60 Tolterodine tartrate, 120 TOPAMAX, 64 TOPICORT, 179 Topiramate, 64 Topotecan, 127 TOSUMAN, 189 TOTINAL, 37 TRACRIUM, 193 TRACTOCIL, 118 Tramadol, 59 TRAMADOL, 60 TRAMADONE, 60 TRAMAL, 59 TRANDATE, 16 Tranexamic acid, 26 Tranylcypromine sulphate, 50 TRAVATAN, 164 TRAVOCORT, 177 Travoprost, 164 Trazodone, 49 TRAZOLAN, 49 Tretinoin, 127, 180 TREXAN, 194 Triamcinolone, 109, 149, 172, 178 Triamterene, 13 TRI-B, 138 TRIDIL, 22 TRIFED, 41 Trifluoperazine, 47 TRILAFON, 46 Trimethoprim, 86 TRIMIDAR, 86 Trimipramine maleate, 50 TRIMOL, 85 Triprolidine, 40 TRITANRIX-HB, 186 TRIZIVIR, 95 Tropicamide, 162 TRUSOPT, 165 TRYPTIZOL, 48 TUNOLOL, 163 TUSSILAR, 38 TUSSIVAN, 42 TYLENOL, 58 UBRETID, 120 UCIDERM, 84, 182 UCIDERM -B, 84, 182 ULCAR, 5
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ULCICURE, 5 ULSAHEAL, 5 ULTIVA, 193 ULTRACEF, 75 ULTRACLOXAM, 73 ULTRACORTENOL, 159 ULTRADERM, 178 ULTRA-K, 136 ULTRAMOX, 72 ULTRASPORIN, 75, 77 ULTRATARD, 103 ULTRAZOLE, 7 UNASYN, 73 UNICAM, 148 UNICAP M, 141 UNICAP T, 142 UNICROM, 160 UNIDOX, 79 UNIFED, 40, 41 UNIFED DM, 41 UNIGENTA, 155 UNIVIT-A, 137 UNIVIT-E, 140 UPRIMA, 66 UPSA-C, 139 URBASON, 108 UROQUAD, 151 UROXIN, 90 URTIUM, 86 V-2, 142 VAGIFEM, 110 Valaciclovir, 97 VALINIL, 44 VALIUM, 44, 65 Valporate sodium, 48 Valsartan, 21 VANCOCIN-CP, 85 VANCOLON, 85 Vancomycin, 85 VANCOMYCIN, 85 VAQTA, 187 Vardenafil, 121 Vasopressin tannate, 114 VAXEM HIB, 187 VC, 139 Vecuronium bromide, 193 VELBE, 125 VELOSEF, 76 Venlafaxine, 52 VENTOLIN, 32
VEPESID, 125 Verapamil, 24 VERMOX, 100 Verteporfin, 168 VEXOL, 159 VIAGRA, 121 VIAREX, 35 VIBRAMYCIN, 79 VIBROCIL, 42, 172 VICKS, 39, 41 VICKS 44 E, 39 VIDAYLIN, 141 VI-DE-3, 140 VIFOLIN, 134, 139 Vigabatrin, 64 VIGAM, 189 VIKADAR, 71 VINBLASTINE SULPHATE, 125 VIONEURIN-6, 138 VIRAMUNE, 96 VIRAZOLE, 98 VIRUSTAT, 97 VISUDYNE, 168 VIT. A +D, 140 Vit. B12, 134 VIT.B-COMPLEX, 138 VITAMIN 15 SOLCO, 141 Vitamin b1, 134, 139 Vitamin b12, 134, 139 Vitamins, 132, 137, 141, 142 VITOP, 141 VITREOLENT, 166 VOCORT, 178 VOLTAREN, 144, 148, 167 VOTREX, 144 Warfarin, 25 WARFARIN, 26 WAXSOL, 171 WESORBIDE, 22 XALACOM, 163 XALATAN, 163 XANAX, 44 XATRAL, 120 XENICAL, 53 XYLOCAINE, 15, 172, 195 XYLOCARD, 15, 195 XYLO-COMOD, 172 XYLOLIN, 172 XYLOMET, 172 Xylometazolin, 172
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XYLONOR, 195 YASMIN, 118 YUTOPAR, 118 ZADITEN, 37, 160 Zafirlukast, 35 ZARONTIN, 61 ZAVEDOS, 123 ZEFFIX, 95 ZENOS, 149 ZERIT, 96 ZESTRIL, 20 ZIAGEN, 95 Zidovudine, 96
ZINACEF, 76, 77 Zinc, 10, 142 ZINCFRIN, 162 ZITHROMAX, 81 ZOCIN, 81 ZOCOR, 29 ZOFRAN, 55 ZOLADEX, 130 ZOVIRAX, 97 Zuclopenthixol, 47 ZYPREXA, 46 ZYRTEC, 36
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Abbreviations, Measurement systems, Latin Numbers

"Saudi Drug Index"

Abbreviations, Measurement systems, Latin Numbers

Abbreviations used in prescription writing

b. Used in the subscription

Abbreviations, Measurement systems, Latin Numbers

Pil. Pulu. Suppos. or Supp. Tab. Tr. Troch. Ung.

Pilula Pulvis Suppositorium Tabletta Tinctura Trochiscus Unuentum

Pills Powder Suppositories Tablet Tincture Lozenge Ointment

c. Used in the Signature

Abbreviations, Measurement systems, Latin Numbers

2. Abbreviations commonly used in prescriptions and medication orders

Abbreviations, Measurement systems, Latin Numbers

Abbreviations, Measurement systems, Latin Numbers

Abbreviations, Measurement systems, Latin Numbers

ii. Apothecaries' measure of weight (conversion table)

iii. Avoirdupois measure of weight (conversion table)

Abbreviations, Measurement systems, Latin Numbers

c. Measurement & Conversion

Acute diarrhoea, Chronic diarrhoea in adults

Antispasmodics and other drugs altering gut motility Antimuscarinics

HYOBAN NOSPASM RIASPASM SCOPINAL SPASMONORE

Tablet Tablet Tablet Tablet Suppository Tablet Tablet

smooth muscle spasm , excessive respiratory secretions

dry mouth, urine retention, and constipation

Tablet Capsule Tablet Suspension

SPASMOTALIN VERINE Peppermint COLPERMIN

Tablet Tablet Capsule

Chronic bowel disorders

Drugs affecting intestinal secretions

Dyspepsia and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease

ACIDAL HYDROGEL MAALOX MAGALOX MOXAL NOVAGEL

dyspepsia; hyperphosphatae mia dyspepsia; hyperphosphatae mia

Tablet Suspension Tablet dyspepsia; hyperphosphatae mia hypophosphataemia

dyspepsia; hyperphosphatae mia

MAALOX PLUS EPICOGEL

Suspension Tablet Suspension

dyspepsia; hyperphosphatae mia

dyspepsia; hyperphosphatae mia

dyspepsia; hyperphosphatae mia dyspepsia

Chewable Tablet, Drops

Chelates and complexes

Tablet Suspension Tablet

CIMEDINE CITIUS DYSPAMET

Tablet Tablet Suspension

FAMOCID FAMODAR FAMOGEN PEPCIDIN

Tablet Tablet Tablet Injection Tablet Capsule

Benign gastric and duodenal ulceration, Reflux oesophagitis, ZollingerEllison syndrome

anxiety, anorexia, dry mouth, cholestatic jaundice

sweating; rarely hyperuricaemia

NOVORANIDINE PEPTAC RANACID RANID RANIDINE

Tablet Syrup Tablet Tablet

RANIMAX RANIMAX AC RANTAG ROLAN TANIDINA

Tablet Tablet Injection Tablet Injection Tablet

Injection Tablet Eff tablet Injection Tablet Syrup

Proton pump inhibitors

Capsule Capsule Tablet

ULTRAZOLE Omeprazole ACILOC

OMIZ Omeprazole Magnesium LOSEC MUPS

Acid reflux disease, Acidrelated dyspepsia, Severe ulcerating reflux oesophagitis