Block 9 Drugs - Sex Hormones Flashcards

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Ethinyl estradiol

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MOA: Estrogen receptor agonist

Regulates gene transcription

USE: Hormone replacement

Contraception

S/E:

↑ clotting factors

↑ risk of CV events

CI: ↑ risk of breast, endometrial cancer

Contraindicated with CV disease

Unique: Use with progestin for hormone replacement therapy

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Fulvestrant

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MOA: Estrogen receptor antagonist

Regulates gene transcription

USE: Breast and uterine cancer

S/E: Menopausal symptoms

CI: Don’t use during pregnancy

Unique: Causes degradation of ERα

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Levonorgestrel, Etonogestrel

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MOA: Progesterone receptor agonist

Regulates gene transcription

USE: Hormone replacement

Contraception

Endometriosis

Unique: Many different progestins available

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Tamoxifen

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MOA: Selective ER modulator

Regulates gene transcription

USE: Breast cancer

S/E: Menopausal symptoms

CI: ­­ ­­↑ risk of endometrial cancer

Unique: Tissue specific effects on the ER

Mainly used for antagonist properties

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Raloxifene

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MOA: Selective ER modulator

Regulates gene transcription

USE: Breast cancer

Osteoporosis

S/E: Menopausal symptoms

CI: ↓ risk of endometrial cancer compared to Tamoxifen

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Letrozole

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MOA: Aromatase inhibitor

USE: Breast cancer

S/E: Menopausal symptoms

Osteoporosis

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Anastrozole

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MOA: Aromatase inhibitor

USE: Breast cancer

S/E: Menopausal symptoms

Osteoporosis

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Flutamide

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MOA: Androgen receptor antagonist

USE: Prostate cancer

S/E: GI issues

nausea

tiredness

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Bicalutamide

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MOA: Androgen receptor antagonist

USE: Prostate cancer

BPH

S/E: GI issues

nausea

tiredness

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Testosterone

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MOA: Androgen receptor agonist

USE: Hormone replacement therapy

S/E: ↑risk of prostate cancer, testicular atrophy, acne

CI: Derivatives abused for performance enhancement

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Finasteride

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MOA: 5-α-reductase inhibitor

USE: Prostate cancer

BPH

S/E: Decreases DHT levels

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Clomiphene (Clomid)

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MOA: Estrogen receptor antagonist in brain

USE: Fertility drug - blocks negative feedback by Estrogen

S/E: Multiple births

Ovarian Enlargement

Nausea

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Mifepristone (RU-486)

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MOA: Progesterone receptor antagonist

USE: Induce abortion

S/E: Nausea

Vomiting

Abdominal pain

Unique: Doesn’t work after week 7-10

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Plan B (a progestin)

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MOA: Progesterone receptor agonist

USE: Prevent pregnancy after intercourse

S/E: Nausea

Vomiting

Abdominal pain

Unique: Must be taken within 72 hrs

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Ella One

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MOA: Progesterone receptor agonist

USE: PRevent pregnancy after intercourse

S/E: Nausea

Vomiting

Abdominal pain

Unique: Works up to 5 days

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