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同意2楼的说法!!
并提供Stockley’s Drug Interactions一书上的有关内容(英文),如下
Rifampicin very markedly reduces serum itraconazole levels.
This can reduce or abolish the antifungal effects of the itraconazole,
possibly depending on the infection being treated.
临床证据
A patient receiving antitubercular treatment including rifampicin 600 mg
and isoniazid 300 mg daily was also given itraconazole 200 mg daily. After
2 weeks his serum itraconazole levels were negligible (0.011 mg/L).
Even when the dosage was doubled the levels only reached a maximum of
0.056 mg/L. When the antitubercular drugs were stopped his serum itraconazole
level was 3.23 mg/L with a 300 mg daily dose, and 2.35 to 2.6 mg/L with a 200 mg daily dose.9
A later study in 8 other patients confirmed that itraconazole levels were
reduced by rifampicin but the clinical outcome depended on the mycosis
being treated. Four out of 5 patients responded to treatment for a Cryptococcus
neoformans infection, despite undetectable itraconazole levels, apparently
because in vitro there is synergy between the two drugs. In
contrast, 2 patients with coccidioidomycosis failed to respond, and 2 others
with cryptococcosis suffered a relapse or persistence of seborrhoeic
dermatitis (possibly due to M. furfur) while taking both drugs.10 In a patient
patient with AIDS the serum levels of itraconazole 400 to 600 mg daily in
divided doses were undetectable in the presence of rifampicin, and took 3
to 5 days to recover after the rifampicin was stopped.11 Undetectable itraconazole
levels occurred in another patient given rifampicin who was
treated for histoplasmosis.12 In contrast, a study found that the AUC of a
single 100-mg dose of itraconazole was reduced by 80% after 6 healthy
subjects took rifampicin 600 mg daily for 3 days.13 Very markedly reduced
serum itraconazole levels (undetectable in some instances) have
been seen in other healthy subjects and AIDS patients when given rifampicin.
14 Retrospective review of the medical records of 2 patients given
itraconazole and rifampicin indicated that itraconazole was not
effective until rifampicin was stopped, based on the finding of continued
weight loss while on the combination, and a clear weight gain after rifampicin
was stopped.15
处理和重要性
The interaction between itraconazole and rifampicin is established and
clinically important. Monitor the effects of concurrent use, being alert for
the need to increase the itraconazole dosage. The effect on serum itraconazole
levels can be very marked indeed. The clinical importance of this
interaction can apparently depend on the mycosis being treated. Note that
the manufacturer considers that itraconazole should not be used with rifampicin,
since its levels are so markedly reduced.26,27
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