DrugListbook

IFU:​ Ocular inflammation ​
Route: injection suspension
Dosage: acetonide 40 mg/mL ; 10 mg/mL ; 3 mg/mL ; 75 mcg/inh ; 100 mcg/inh ; 4 mg ;
diacetate 40 mg/mL ; 25 mg/mL ; 5 mg/mL ; 20 mg/mL ; 1 mg ; 2 mg ; 8 mg ; acetonide ;
diacetate
Action: Prevents the release of substances in the body that cause inflammation.
Adverse​ ​Reaction: Aggression, agitation, & anxiety
Interactions: adalimumab, bcg, & cinoxacin
Vigamox ​(moxifloxacin)
Pronunciation: MOX- i -FLOX- a- sin
Classification:​ Quinolone antibiotic
IFU:​ Bacterial conjunctivitis ​
Route: oral tablet & intravenous solution
Dosage: 400 mg ; 400 mg/250 mL
Action: Treating infections caused by certain bacteria
Adverse​ ​Reaction: Blistering, peeling, or loosening of the skin, muscle weakness, & eye pain
Interactions: abarelix, bcg, & Caprelsa
Zantac ​(raNITIdine)
Pronunciation: ra·nit·i·dine
Classification:​ H2 Blocker​
IFU:​ GERD (Gastroesophageal reflux disease aka Acid Reflux)
Route: oral solution, oral tablets and tablets for, oral tablets effervescent for solution, parenteral
injection, parenteral injection for iv infusion only
Dosage: 150 mg ; 300 mg ; 75 mg ; 15 mg/mL ; 25 mg/mL ; 1 mg/mL ; 25 mg
Action: reducing the amount of acid your stomach produces.
Adverse​ ​Reaction: Oral or parenteral therapy: Headache, sometimes severe.
IM therapy: Transient pain at injection site.
IV therapy: Transient local burning or itching.
Interactions: atazanavir, dasatinib, & loperamide
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Asacol ​(mesalamine)
Pronunciation: me-SAL-a-meen