Acute Porphyria Drugs

Monograph

S01AA01 - Chloramphenicol
Propably not porphyrinogenic
PNP

Rationale
Possibly insignificant systemic exposure
Chemical description
Broadspectrum antibiotic in eye drops 5mg/mL (one drop, i.e. About 100 µg, every third hour for two days). EPI-list: unsafe Kalman, Bonkovski: unsafe South African list: avoid French list: interdit
IPNet drug reports
Uneventful use reported in 3 patients with acute porphyria. One report of an acute porphyric attack in a susceptible male with AIP, but the attack was poorly documented. This report has therefore not been taken into account in the judgement of the porphyrinogenicity of chloramphenicol eye drops.
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References
Tradenames

Chlooramfenicol Oftalmolosa Cusi Cloramfenicol Boots Pharmacy Antibiotic · Brochlor · Brolene Antibiotic · Chloramphenicol · Chloramphenicol Antibiotic · Chloromycetin · Chloromycetin Redidrops · Clorogen · Golden Eye Antibiotic · Klorafect · Lloydspharmacy Chloramphenicol Antibiotic · Minims chloramphenicol · Optrex Bacterial Conjunctivitis · Optrex Infected Eyes · Tubilux Infected Eyes Kloramfenikol Kloramfenikol Oftan Chlora Oftan Akvakol · Oftan Chlora Oftan Akvakol Oftan Akvakol Chloramphenicol · Hloramfenikol Chloramphenicol · Clorocil
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