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DRUG FOR THE WEEK
NESINA
NESINA
Therapeutic class:-Dipeptidyl peptidase 4-inhibitor
Generic name:-Alogliptin benzoate
Trade name:-Nesina
FDA Approved date :- 26 January 2013
Company name:- Takeda
Cost:- 25 mg (Rs.209.40) ,12.5 mg(Rs.112.20), 6.25mg
(Rs.60.40)

Indications:- Type 2 diabetes mellitus
Dosage:-
 Adults:- Usual- 25mg- qd
 Renal Impairment: Moderate : 12.5mg qd
. End-Stage Renal Disease/severe: 6.25mg qd.
Pregnancy:-
Category B
Mechanism of action:-
It increases the activation of incretin hormones, thereby
increasing their bloodstream concentrations and reducing fasting
postprandial glucose concentrations .
Pharmacokinetics:-
Absorption:- Absolute bioavailability (100%)
Distribution:- 20% plasma protein binding
Metabolism:- hepatic metabolism occurs
Elimination:- Feces (13%), Urine (76%), T1/2=21 hrs
Adverse drug reactions:-
 Hypoglycemia
 Nasopharyngitis
Throbbing headache
Drug interactions:-
 Bexarotene
 Gatifloxacin
Warning and Precautions:-
Not for use in type 1 diabetes, diabetes ketoacidosis
D/c if pancreatitis is suspected
Use with caution in patients with abnormal LFTs
Patient counselling:-
Avoid alcohol consumption
If a dose is missed not to take a double dose
Inform signs / symptoms of pancreatitis
Instruct to inform physician if unusual symptom
develops or if a symptom persists/worsens.
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  • 1. DRUG FOR THE WEEK NESINA
  • 2. NESINA Therapeutic class:-Dipeptidyl peptidase 4-inhibitor Generic name:-Alogliptin benzoate Trade name:-Nesina FDA Approved date :- 26 January 2013
  • 3. Company name:- Takeda Cost:- 25 mg (Rs.209.40) ,12.5 mg(Rs.112.20), 6.25mg (Rs.60.40) Indications:- Type 2 diabetes mellitus Dosage:- Adults:- Usual- 25mg- qd Renal Impairment: Moderate : 12.5mg qd . End-Stage Renal Disease/severe: 6.25mg qd. Pregnancy:- Category B
  • 4. Mechanism of action:- It increases the activation of incretin hormones, thereby increasing their bloodstream concentrations and reducing fasting postprandial glucose concentrations . Pharmacokinetics:- Absorption:- Absolute bioavailability (100%) Distribution:- 20% plasma protein binding Metabolism:- hepatic metabolism occurs Elimination:- Feces (13%), Urine (76%), T1/2=21 hrs
  • 5. Adverse drug reactions:- Hypoglycemia Nasopharyngitis Throbbing headache Drug interactions:- Bexarotene Gatifloxacin
  • 6. Warning and Precautions:- Not for use in type 1 diabetes, diabetes ketoacidosis D/c if pancreatitis is suspected Use with caution in patients with abnormal LFTs Patient counselling:- Avoid alcohol consumption If a dose is missed not to take a double dose Inform signs / symptoms of pancreatitis Instruct to inform physician if unusual symptom develops or if a symptom persists/worsens.