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ANTICONVULSANT DRUGS (Barbiturates: (Indications: (Extreme cases of…

- - - - Irritability
      - Paranoia
      - An increased sensitivity to sound and pain.
      - Suicidal ideas
      - Slurred speech
      - Hallucinations
      - Insomina
    - - Anaesthesia for cesarean section.
      - Severe hepatic disease.
      - Anaemia
      - Hypovolaemia
    - - Store in a closed container at room temperature. Store suppositories in the fridge.
    - - It can be given oral or rectal.
- - - - Dizziness
      - Weakness
      - Sedation
      - Memory Impairment
    - - Bronchitis
      - COPD
      - Myasthenia gravis
      - Sleep apnoea
    - - Store in a closed container at room temperature.
    - - It can be given orally and intravenously.
- - - - Atrioventricular block
      - Parphyria
    - - Dry mouth
      - Unsteadiness
      - Nausea and vomiting
      - Drowsiness
    - - It can be taken orally as a chewable tablet.
    - - It must be stored in a dry place as it does not tolerate moisture.
- - - - Confusion
      - Headache
      - Insomnia
      - Slow or irregular heart beat.
    - - History of hypersensitivity to phenytoin.
    - - Store in a closed container at room temperature
    - - It is given orally.
- - - - Store in a closed container at room temperature
    - - Pregnancy
      - Paediatrics
      - Breastfeeding
    - - Aggressive
      - Difficulty in concentrating
      - Nightmares
    - - It is taken orally.
- - - - Alcohol abuse
      - Kidney disease
      - Pancreatitis
      - Poor nutrition
      - Liver disease
    - - Hair loss
      - Blurred/ double vision
      - Diarrhoea
      - Change in menstrual periods
      - Dizziness
    - - Store in a closed container at room temperature.
    - - It can be taken orally or intravenously.