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Summary Acquired methaemoglobinaemia can be caused by the oxidising effect of a number of different drugs. Prescribed drugs that cause methaemoglobinaemia include local anaesthetics, dapsone, sulphonamides and primaquine. Recreational drugs such as amyl and isobutyl nitrite (‘poppers’) and adulterants in cocaine are also well known to cause methaemoglobinaemia. Low concentrations of methaemoglobin do not require treatment, but higher concentrations can be fatal. When indicated, methylthioninium chloride is the treatment of choice. More complicated cases should be discussed with a local poisons centre.
期刊介绍:
For over 40 years, Adverse Drug Reaction Bulletin has provided comprehensive coverage in the field of adverse drug reactions. Each issue contains an invited article on a topic of current interest, dealing with specific conditions from drug-induced lung disorders to drug-induced sexual dysfunction, or types of drugs from lipid-lowering agents to poisons antidotes. This bimonthly journal"s articles are timely, succinct and fully referenced