Pharmacotherapy in Obstetric & Gynaecology

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Pharmacotherapy in Obstetric & Gynaecology

Oxytocin (Syntocinon) Octapeptide Strong rhythmical contraction of myometrium Large doses- sustained contraction(↓ placental blood flow & fetal hypoxia/death) Clinical use: - IOL (IVI 3U syntocinon+50 ml of saline) - Augment slow labour (IVI same as above) -3rd stage of labour- 5 U IM for HTN ,cardiac disease - IVI 40 U in 500ml saline ( PPH) -Surgical termination of preg./ERPC- 5U slow IV

Ergometrine Sustained myometrial contraction & vasoconstriction Syntometrine IM: 5U syntocinon(rhythmic contraction in 2min) + 500µg ergometrine(sustained contraction in 7 min) Side effects – Nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, chest pain, palpitation, severe HTN , Stroke & MI Contraindication- HTN, Cardiac disease Clinical use: - Management of 3rd stage - Management of PPH - 2nd dose give. Alternatively IV ergometrine can be given (works with in 40 sec)

Dinoprostone ( prostin E2) Vaginal pessary/gel Clinical use: IOL – 3mg 6hrs apart ( no more than 2 pessaries in 24hrs and max. 3 doses) Side effect: Nausea ,vomiting, diarrhoea, fever, Uterine hyperstimulation , HTN, bronchospasm Advantages : - Mobile patient -Reduce need for syntocinon

Carboprost ( Hemabate) Dose ; 250µg deep IM repeated every 15 min max 8 doses. (OR Intra-myometrial use at C/S) Side effects: Nausea ,vomiting, diarrhoea, fever, bronchospasm, dyspnoea, pulmonary oedema, HTN, cardiovascular collapse Clinical use: Postpartum haemorrhage

Atosiban(Tractocile) Oxytocin receptor antagonist Inhibition of uncomplicated preterm labour between 24-33 weeks ( Tocolytic) Contraindication: severe PET, eclampsia, IUGR, IUD, placenta previa, placental abruption, abnormal CTG, SROM after 30/40 Side effects: Nausea,vomiting,headache, hot flushes, tachycardia, hypotension & hyperglycemia Dose- Stat IVI then continue infusion until no contraction for 6 hrs.

Other tocolytics Salbutamol inhaler- 100 mcg x 2 puffs stat Terbutaline- 250 mcg subcutaneous Clinical use: both drugs are used for short term. (i) relaxing uterus at C/S (ii) ECV procedure Side effects: Headache, palpitation, tachycardia, MI ,arrhythmias, hypotension & collapse

Nifedipine Calcium Channel blocker Clinical use: Mild to moderate- 5-20 mg TDS/PO Severe HTN- 10 mg Retard/PO Tocolytic- Incremental doses every 20 min until contraction stop, then 20 mg TDS/PO Side effects: Headache,dizziness,palpitation, tachycardia, hypotension,sweating & syncope.

Mild /Moderate HTN/PET Methyldopa: -Dose: 250mg BD/TDS , PO max dose 3g /day -Side effects: Headache,dizziness,dry mouth , postural hypotension,nightmares, mild psychosis, depression,hepatitis & jaundice - Important to stop drug in postnatal period Labetolol 100-200mg BD/TDS PO max 2.4g/24hr ACE inhibitors are contraindicated in pregnancy

Severe Pre eclampsia / HTN IV Labetolol (ß blocker): - Side effects: headache, nausea, vomiting, postural hypotension & liver damage - Contraindication: Asthma, marked bradycardia IV hydralazine (vasodilator) : - Side effects: headache,nausea, vomitting, dizziness, flushing, tachycardia, palpitation & hypotension - Because of hypotension preload with gelofusin adv. - Contraindication- SLE, severe tachycardia & MI

Magnesium Sulphate Clinical use: Prevention & treatment of seizure in eclampsia / severe pre eclampsia Dose: 4g IV stat then 1g/hr to be continued 24hr after last seizure Side effects: nausea,vomiting,flushing, drowsiness,confusion,loss of tendon reflexes, hypotension, decrease U/O, respiratory depression, arrhythmias,cardiac arrest Because of toxicity, Mg levels monitored

Don’t forget analgesia & anaesthesia for labour & delivery!!

Drugs in early pregnancy Mifepristone- 200mg PO Mechanism: Antiprogestogenic steroid Sensitizes myometrium to prostaglandin-induced contractions & ripens the cervix Clinical use: Medical termination of pregnancy Medical management of miscarriage/IUD Side effects: Gastro intestinal cramps, rash, urticaria, headache,dizziness, Contraindication: severe asthma

Misoprostol Synthetic prostaglandin PO/PV route Clinical use: - Medical TOP - Medical management of miscarriage/ IUD ( For 1st trimester single dose of 400mcg From 12- 34 weeks 400mcg 3hrly ,max 5 doses) - Postpartum hemorrhage- 800mcg PR/PV Side effects: nausea,vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal pain

Methotrexate Cinical use: Medical management of ectopic pregnancy Dose 50mg per kg/m2 Criteria- adenexal mass, non viable pregnancy hCG< 3000U, haemoperitonuem < 150ml Side effects: Disadvantage : repeated hCG levels, emergency surgery Advantage: Avoid surgery, tube preserved

Menorrhagia / dysmenorrhea Mefenamic acid: - NSAID, reduces bleeding by 25% - Dose: 250-500mgx TDS D1-3 of cycle or PRN - Side effects: Gastro-intestinal discomfort nausea, diarrhoea, bleeding/ulceration Tranexamic acid: - Antifibrinolytic,reduces bleeding by 50% - Dose: 1g TDS/QDS D1-4 of cycle - Contraindication: thromboembolic disease - Side effects: nausea,vomiting,diarrhoea, thrombo embolic event

Progestogens Dysfunctional uterine bleeding/menorrhagia-Norethisterone 5mg TDS D5-25 (3ks on/1wk off) Endometriosis- same dose contin. 9 months Menorrhagia- Depoprovera, Mirena Contraception- Mini pill, Mirena Induce withdrawal bleeding eg. PCOS ( 10 days Rx) Endometrial hyperplasia ( except atypical variety)- Depo provera, Mirena HRT Women with previous preterm labours -cyclogest pessary 200mg PV/PR daily till 36 weeks Following IVF/ICSI- Gestone inj + cyclogest pessary

Estrogen Contraceptive - COC DUB/menorrhagia-COC Endometriosis- COC continued for 9 months PCOS/Hirsutism - Dianette PMS- E2 patches + Mirena HRT Hypogonadism- cyclical therapy initially oestogen then combined oestrogen & progesterone

Gonadorelin analogue Mechanism- Initial stimulation then down regulation of GnRH receptors reducing the release of gonadotrophins and in-turn release of estrogen & androgen production Side effects:menopausal symptoms, headache, hypersensitivity( rash,asthma, anaphylaxis), palpitation,hypertension,breast tenderness & GI symptoms, irritation of nasal mucosa (spray) E.g Prostap, Zoladex & Buserelin spray S/C /IM inj. Monthly or nasal spray TDS for 6/12 Maximum treatment no more than 6 months

Gonadorelin analogue- clinical use Endometriosis Chronic pelvic pain Prior to myomectomy- size & bleeding Prior to hysterectomy for fibroids Infertility- pituitary desensitisation before induction of ovulation by gonadotrophin for IVF Menorrhagia in perimenopausal women Precocious puberty

Danazol Mechanism: Inhibits pituitary gonadotrophin -antioestrogenic & antiprogestogenic - androgenic activity Dose : 200-800mg 4 divided dose for 3-6 month Clinical use: - Endometriosis - Benign fibrocystic disease(breast tenderness) Side effects: Nausea, headache,dizziness, weight gain, libido changes, androgenic side effects ( acne, oily skin, hair loss,voice changes)

HRT Benefits: Systemic therapy- improves vasomotor symp. - prevents osteoporosis - Vaginal cream/ pessary - atrophic vaginitis/ urinary symptoms Risk of HRT: - Breast Ca(6 additional cases in 50-59 old , 5 yr use) - Ovarian Ca (1) Endometrial Ca(unopposed E2) VTE (7) Stroke (1) Coronary heart disease(15 ,70-79yr)

HRT Route-Tab,gel,patches,implant,vaginal pessary/cream Conventional HRT prep: E2 +12 days P : Combined E+P Sequential HRT: - Indication: Perimenopausal women with uterus - Regular withdrawal bleeding Continuous combined: - Indication: Postmenopausal (>1yr) with uterus - Bleed free

Other HRT Raloxifene: SERMs - Post menopausal women>1 yr - Prevents osteoporosis - less risk of breast Ca - Not effective for vasomotor symptoms - Same risk of VTE as other HRT Tibolone - Synthetic prep with oestogenic,progestogenic & androgenic effect - Same benefits & risks as HRT - Improves libido

Management of vasomotor symptoms of menopause Systemic HRT Tibolone Clonidine Venlafaxine Fluoxetine Not recommended- ginseng,Kosh,Soya prep( ?safety)

Anticholenergics for Urge incontinence Preparations: - Tolterodine (Detrusitol XL) 4mg/OD - Solifenacin(Vesicare) 5-10mg OD - Trospium chloride(Regurin) 20mgBd - Oxybutynin- tab 2.5 mg OD - patches 36mg twice weekly Side effects: dry mouth,constipation,blurred vision,dry eyes,drowsiness,dizziness & palpitation