Hloditan (chloditanum)


HLODITAN (Chloditanum). 1-(ortho Hlorfenil) -1 - (para-chlorophenyl) -2, 2-dichloroethane.
     Synonyms: Chlordithane, Lysodren, Mitothan, p-DDD.
     A white crystalline powder, odourless. Almost nerastvorim in water, soluble in alcohol.
     The product is inhibitor as cows ?: suppresses secretion stimulation can cause destructive changes, normal and Tumor tissue ? crust.
     Apply as necessary suppress abnormal secretion glyukokortikoidov with disease-Itsenko Kushinga (with or without operation), with Inoperable tumors crust ? (kortikosteromah) accompanied by intensive educational stimulation, and after surgical removal kortikosterom with elevated levels in the body glyukokortikoidov .
     P P imenyayut as u p ofilakticheskogo after removing kortikosterom, with no visible metastasis and the continuing high level glyukokortikoidov in the body.
     Assign the inside, starting with 2 to 3 grams per day in the first 2 to 3 days, then the rate of 0.1 g / kg per day. The daily dose given in 3 admission through 15 - 20 min after the meal.
     Treatment to control the content of organism in the blood or urine; Determining produce at least 1 in every 10 to 14 days. The average exchange rate of 200 - 300 dose was after the 80-each 100 grams may break 2 - 3 days. The total dose and duration of a course of treatment, to clarify the treatment depending on the efficiency and portability products.
     In applying hloditana possible nausea, decrease appetite, headache, drowsiness.
     If necessary, reduce the dose or repeal the drug. To improve portability recommended intake of vitamins.
     Form release: 0.5 grams of pills in a package of 100 pieces.
     Storage: a dry, sheltered from the world scene.

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