Drug reference
adrenaline-articaine
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Drug class
Central Nervous System (Local Anesthetics)
Mechanism of action
Local anesthetics prevent generation/conduction of nerve impulses by reducing sodium permeability and increasing action potential threshold
Common side effects
- Sleepiness
- Headache
- Pain
- Facial edema
- Paresthesia
- Gingivitis
Known interactions (13)
- adrenaline-articaine + ergotamine Major
- adrenaline-articaine + isocarboxazid Major
- adrenaline-articaine + linezolid Major
- adrenaline-articaine + phenelzine Major
- adrenaline-articaine + pimozide Major
- adrenaline-articaine + quinidine Major
- adrenaline-articaine + sotalol Major
- adrenaline-articaine + tranylcypromine Major
- adrenaline-articaine + cabergoline Moderate
- adrenaline-articaine + desflurane Moderate
- adrenaline-articaine + indapamide Moderate
- adrenaline-articaine + ketamine Moderate
- adrenaline-articaine + lurasidone Moderate
Related conditions
Frequently asked questions
What drug class is adrenaline-articaine?
adrenaline-articaine belongs to: Central Nervous System.
How does adrenaline-articaine work?
Local anesthetics prevent generation/conduction of nerve impulses by reducing sodium permeability and increasing action potential threshold
What are the common side effects of adrenaline-articaine?
Sleepiness, Headache, Pain, Facial edema, Paresthesia, Gingivitis
Which drugs interact with adrenaline-articaine?
ergotamine, isocarboxazid, linezolid, phenelzine, pimozide, quinidine, sotalol, tranylcypromine, cabergoline, desflurane, indapamide, ketamine, lurasidone
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