DILANTIN
Dilantin is an anticonvulsant drug. The active ingredient in Dilantin is phenytoin which is dispensed as Dilantin oral tablets, Dilantin oral suspension, Dilantin Infatabs, and Dilantin Kapseals (extended release).
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Drug Uses
Dilantin is used to treat epilepsy and other seizures. Dilantin may be used to treat other medical conditions not listed in this information guide.
Dose
Dilantin must always be used as directed. Do not make adjustments to the dose before speaking to a doctor.
Never break open, chew or crush the extended release capsule.
When taking Dilantin oral suspension use a proper medical measuring device to ensure that the correct dose is administered.
Missed Dose
If you miss a dose, it may be taken when you remember. However, do not take the missed dose near the time of the next scheduled dose. In this case, ignore the missed dose. Never double-up on a dose.
Warnings and Precautions
Do not use Dilantin if you are allergic to phenytoin.
If you are using Dilantin to prevent epilepsy, wear a medical alert. In case of an emergency, the medical staff assisting you will need to know that you are epileptic.
Tell your doctor if you suffer with any of the following: a deficiency of Vitamin D or other conditions that cause bone loss, porphyria, liver problems, or diabetes.
Some patients experience suicidal thoughts while taking Dilantin. Any change in mood or behavior should be reported to the patient’s doctor.
Before using Dilantin, you must give your doctor full details of your medical history and other medications that you use. These include herbal medicines and vitamin supplements. Dilantin can react badly with some medications.
Dilantin can harm an unborn fetus therefore this drug should not be used by pregnant women unless otherwise instructed by a doctor. The efficacy of Dilantin to reduce seizures is lessened during pregnancy. Women should use an effective form of contraception while using Dilantin.
Dilantin is passed into breast milk so women who are breast-feeding should use Dilantin with caution, under a doctor’s directions.
Possible Side-effects
Call for emergency assistance if any of the following symptoms of allergy occur: difficulty in breathing, hives, or swelling of the lips, tongue, throat or face.
Contact your doctor if any of the following side-effects occur: anxiety, depression, change in behavior, hyperactivity, suicidal thoughts, hostility, agitation, restlessness, swollen glands, sore throat, headache, fever, skin rash with peeling or blisters, hallucinations, confusion, speech problems, lack of co-ordination, twitching muscles (in eyes, jaws, neck or tongue), extreme hunger or thirst, tremors, nausea, stomach pain, increased urination, dark urine, low fever, lack of appetite, jaundice, clay-colored stools, easy bleeding or bruising, or tender or swollen gums.
Less serious side-effects can include nervousness, mild itching or skin rash, dizziness, insomnia, nausea or vomiting, headache, joint pain, or constipation.
Contact your doctor if any uncomfortable symptoms occur, or persist.
Overdose
If overdose is suspected, call for emergency assistance immediately. Symptoms of overdose with Dilantin can include twitching of the eyes, loss of balance, speech problems, muscle weakness or stiffness, tremors, fainting, and shallow, slow breathing.
Storage instructions
Dilantin must be kept away from children and stored in a dry, cool place away from sunlight and moisture.
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Dilantin is used to treat epilepsy and other seizures. Dilantin may be used to treat other medical conditions not listed in this information guide.
Dose
Dilantin must always be used as directed. Do not make adjustments to the dose before speaking to a doctor.
Never break open, chew or crush the extended release capsule.
When taking Dilantin oral suspension use a proper medical measuring device to ensure that the correct dose is administered.
Missed Dose
If you miss a dose, it may be taken when you remember. However, do not take the missed dose near the time of the next scheduled dose. In this case, ignore the missed dose. Never double-up on a dose.
Warnings and Precautions
Do not use Dilantin if you are allergic to phenytoin.
If you are using Dilantin to prevent epilepsy, wear a medical alert. In case of an emergency, the medical staff assisting you will need to know that you are epileptic.
Tell your doctor if you suffer with any of the following: a deficiency of Vitamin D or other conditions that cause bone loss, porphyria, liver problems, or diabetes.
Some patients experience suicidal thoughts while taking Dilantin. Any change in mood or behavior should be reported to the patient’s doctor.
Before using Dilantin, you must give your doctor full details of your medical history and other medications that you use. These include herbal medicines and vitamin supplements. Dilantin can react badly with some medications.
Dilantin can harm an unborn fetus therefore this drug should not be used by pregnant women unless otherwise instructed by a doctor. The efficacy of Dilantin to reduce seizures is lessened during pregnancy. Women should use an effective form of contraception while using Dilantin.
Dilantin is passed into breast milk so women who are breast-feeding should use Dilantin with caution, under a doctor’s directions.
Possible Side-effects
Call for emergency assistance if any of the following symptoms of allergy occur: difficulty in breathing, hives, or swelling of the lips, tongue, throat or face.
Contact your doctor if any of the following side-effects occur: anxiety, depression, change in behavior, hyperactivity, suicidal thoughts, hostility, agitation, restlessness, swollen glands, sore throat, headache, fever, skin rash with peeling or blisters, hallucinations, confusion, speech problems, lack of co-ordination, twitching muscles (in eyes, jaws, neck or tongue), extreme hunger or thirst, tremors, nausea, stomach pain, increased urination, dark urine, low fever, lack of appetite, jaundice, clay-colored stools, easy bleeding or bruising, or tender or swollen gums.
Less serious side-effects can include nervousness, mild itching or skin rash, dizziness, insomnia, nausea or vomiting, headache, joint pain, or constipation.
Contact your doctor if any uncomfortable symptoms occur, or persist.
Overdose
If overdose is suspected, call for emergency assistance immediately. Symptoms of overdose with Dilantin can include twitching of the eyes, loss of balance, speech problems, muscle weakness or stiffness, tremors, fainting, and shallow, slow breathing.
Storage instructions
Dilantin must be kept away from children and stored in a dry, cool place away from sunlight and moisture.
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