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Dilantin (Phenytoin)

Brand name: Dilantin, Phenytek, Dilantin Infatabs, Dilantin Kapseals, Dilantin-125, Diphenylan, Ekko

Geeric Name : Phenytoin

Manufacturer : Pfizer

Drug Category : Anticonvulsant, Antiarrhythmic

Class : Hydantoin derivative, pain syndrome modifier.

FDA Pregnant Category :

Breast-feeding:

Phenytoin passes into milk. Avoid Phenytoin or discontinue nursing until you finish medicine. Consult doctor for advice on maintaining milk supply.

If you are pregnant, inform your doctor immediately. Phenytoin crosses into the fetal circulation. and Because of the possibility of birth defects with antiepileptic drugs such as Dilantin, The great majority of mothers who take phenytoin deliver healthy babies. But some are born with cleft lip, cleft palate, or heart malformations. This syndrome consists of skull and face abnormalities, reduced brain size, growth deficiency, deformed fingernails, and mental deficiency.

Infants & children:
-  Use only under medical supervision.

General Information :

-  Dilantin is an antiepileptic drug, prescribed to control grand mal seizures (a type of seizure in which the individual experiences a sudden loss of consciousness immediately followed by generalized convulsions) and temporal lobe seizures (a type of seizure caused by disease in the cortex of the temporal [side] lobe of the brain affecting smell, taste, sight, hearing, memory, and movement).

- Phenytoin is used to treat various types of convulsions and most widely prescribed of several hydantoin antiseizure drugs

-  Prevents some forms of epileptic seizures occurring during and after neurosurgery (surgery of the brain and spinal cord) in nonepileptics and for abnormal heart rhythm.( Stabilizes irregular heartbeat.).

- Acts on the brain and nervous system in the treatment of epilepsy.

- Also used to control arrhythmias (irregular heartbeat) and to treat migraine headaches and facial nerve pain.

- Phenytoin injection is used to control preeclampsia (a condition in which pregnant women experience severe increases in blood pressure during the second half of pregnancy), trigeminal neuralgia (tic douloureux), and severe skin conditions.

Off-Label (Newly Discovered uses) :

- Acute spinal cord injury, chronic neuropathic pain, multiple sclerosis, neuropathy, prevention of recurrence and sudden death in ventricular tachycardia, ventricular tachycardia.

Tell your doctor or Physician if you :  

- Allergic to phenytoin or any other drugs.
- are pregnant, plan to become pregnant, or are breast-feeding. If you become pregnant while taking phenytoin, call your doctor Immediately.
- are having surgery, including dental surgery
- have or have ever had irregular heartbeat; low blood pressure; problems with your blood sugar; a blood disorder; or heart, kidney, or liver disease or impaired liver function., diabetes
- have sinus bradycardia or serious heart block.
- have a history of alcohol abuse. Alcohol can change blood levels of this medicine. alcohol can add to the drowsiness caused by this drug.

Cautions and Warnings

- Phenytoin capsules and tablets (and different brands of phenytoin) have different effects. Do not change brands of phenytoin without talking to your doctor.

- it is necessary to distinguish between “prompt” –action and “extended”-action capsules. Do not substitute one for the other without your physician’s knowledge and guidance.

- When used for the treatment of epilepsy, this drug must not be stopped abruptly.

- Do not change your dose, how often you take your medication, or the length of time you are to take it without first talking to your healthcare provider.

- Periodical blood tests are necessary to monitor red-and white-blood-cell counts. Sore throat, feeling unwell, fever, mucous-mem-brane bleeding, swollen glands, nosebleeds, black-and-blue marks, and easy bruising may be signs of blood disorders.

- Side effects and mild adverse effects are usually most apparent during the first several days of treatment and often subside with continued use.

- Rash may be a sign of a serious reaction and cause for stopping this medication.

- It may be necessary to take folic acid to prevent anemia. Talk with your doctor about this.

-  Oral contraceptives may not work properly when taken with Dilantin When discontinuing phenytoin, dosage should be gradually reduced over a period of about a week—otherwise, severe seizures may occur.

- If lymph node enlargement occurs, contact your doctor.

Driving and Hazardous activities :
Dilantin may impair mental alertness, vision, and coordination. And Dilantin drug is a disqualification for piloting.

Infant and children :
Use only under medical supervision.

Over 60 years old :
Adverse reactions and side effects may be more frequent and severe than in younger

Forget a dose :
-  If drug taken 1 time per day-Take as soon as you remember up to 12 hours late. If more than 12 hours, wait for next scheduled dose (don’t double this dose).
-  If taken several times per day-Take as soon as possible, then return to regular schedule.

Prolonged use:
-  Possible liver damage.
-  Numbness and tingling of hands and feet.
-  Weakened bones.
-  Lymph gland enlargement.
-  Continual back-and-forth eye movements.

Overdose.
Drowsiness, vomiting, jerky eye movements, difficulty in pronouncing words correctly,  hand tremor, unsteadiness, tremors, nausea, slurred speech, hallucinations, delusions, stupor progressing to coma. involuntary eye movement, lack of muscle coordination, low blood pressure, nausea, sluggishness.

Side effect and allegic reaction
More common side effects :
headache, Bleeding, swollen Or tender gums, drowsiness, dizziness,  rapid or unusual growth of the gums, depression, slurred speech, mental confusion, nystagmus (rhythmic, uncontrolled movement of the eye), insomnia, nervousness, double vision, tiredness, irritability, tremors,  uncontrollable twitching.
These side effects generally disappear as therapy continues and dosage is reduced.

Less common side effects :
diarrhea, Hallucinations, muscle twitching, nausea, vomiting, water retention constipation, fever, rash, weight gain, numbness in the hands or feet, chest pain, balding, sensitivity to bright light (especially sunlight), insomnia ,conjunctivitis (pinkeye), joint pain and inflammation, and high blood sugar.
Phenytoin may cause coarse facial features, lip enlargement, and Peyronie’s disease (in which the penis is permanently deformed or misshapen). rash may be accompanied by fever and may be serious or fatal.

Rare common side effects :
liver damage (including hepatitis) and unusual body-hair growth, light gray stools, yellow skin or eyes

Food Interaction :
Alcohol , Cocaine , Tobacco , Marijuana

Drug Interaction:
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