Drug for vertigo Flashcards
two types of drugs used in vertigo
vestibular suppressant and betahistine
what is the first line drug for vertigo
betahistine
betahistine mechanism
act as vasodilator to increase inner-ear blood flow and cerebral flow
betahistine agonist to antagonist what
agonist H-1 and antagonist H-3
betahistine use in
acute and preventive treatment of Ménière’s disease
precaution and ADRs of betahistine
patient w peptic ulcer and asthma
ADRs : nausea and vomitting
what does antihistamine do (mechanism)
antagonist histamine 1
posses choligernic effect
what drug can use as motion sickness drug
antihistamine, anticholigernic
which drug caused blurred vision
antihistamine anticholigernic
anticholigernic mechanism
antagonist at M1 receptor
anticholigernic side effect
dry mouth, tachycardia, urinary retention, blurred vision
Benzodiapines drug name
Diazepam, Lorazepam, CLonazepam
Action of benzodiapines
- potentiate GABA on vestibular neurons or pheripherally in vestibular end-organ
- anxiolytic effect
Benzodiapine use to treat what disease and not effective in treating what
treat Ménière’s disease or vestibular neuritis, not effective in BPPV
ADRs of Benzodiapine
sedation and risk fall
Name of Ca2+ channel antagonist
Cinnarizine and Flunarizine
CInnarizine and Flunarizine mechanism
block voltage gated calcium channel in vestibular end-organ, increase blood flow in inner ear