k7 ft (kelas a2) pharmacology of bph
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Dr Zulkarnain Rangkuti, MSi
Bagian Farmakologi danTerapeutik,
Fakultas Kedokteran
Universitas Sumatera Utara
DRUGS THERAPY IN BPH
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Classes of medicines:
1.Antiandrogens – 5 α-reductaseinhibitors
2. Long-acting selective α1-blockers
3. Muscarinic receptor antagonists
. Alternative !herap" # $h"toche%icals
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Anti Androgen Therapy
Mechanism of action:
In the prostate and male hair follicles, dihydrotestosterone
(DHT) is the essential androgen.
testosterone
Dihydro-
testosterone
5-alpha
Reductase
Finas
terid
-
testosterone
testosterone
Dihydro-
testosterone
Finas-
teride
+
• Slows the rate of prostate enlargement y reg!lating the
amo!nt of a"ailale androgen (prostatic differentiationand growth depend on dihydrotestosteron)
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Regulation of cell growth in theprostate in BPH
DHT-androgen
receptor comple#
Growth
factors
Unbalanced
DHT
T
$%& (' and )$%& (' and )
Ser!m testosterone (T)
rostate
cell
Increased
*ell growth
*ell death
Ser!m DDihhydrottestosterone(DHT)
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Finasteride (5- alpha ReductaseInhibitor
2 t"pe & 5-alpha 'eductase ( and (( )5-A'(*
+ 5-alpha 'eductase (&
- predo%inant in sebaceous glands in skin, scalp
and liver
- responsible in about 1#3 o circulating /!+ 5-alpha 'eductase ((
-pri%aril" ound in prostate, se%inal vesicles,
epidid"%ides, hair ollicles and liver.
-responsible or about 2#3 o circulating /!
Finasteride ⇒ preferential inhibition of tpe !! iso"me
about #$$ % tpe !
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Finasteride (5- alpha ReductaseInhibitor
$har%acokinetic &
Absorption&
+ orall" active
+ produces a reduction in /! levels 0ithin
hours ater ad%inistration + the eect lasts or about 2 hours
Metabolis%&
+ nasteride 0ill be reduced dih"dronasteride&
- !"pe ( co%ple4 t + 1 da"s
- !"pe (( co%ple4 t + 36 da"s
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!ide e"ects#
$ erectile dysfunction
$ abnor%al e&aculation
$ decrease of libido
$ decreased of se%en released during
se'$ rarely breast swelling
Dr!g Interaction
%lmost none
Dosage - Finasteride talet $mg, once daily - roscar - D!tasteride, inhiitor of type I and II,
,$ mg,D - D!prost
- %"odart
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-Adrenergic Bloc)ers# Rationale
• $rostate s%ooth %uscle tone is %ediated viaα1-adrenergic receptor
• 7lockage o the receptor leads to i%prove%ento 8o0 rate and L9!:1
• Central α-receptors and the eect o agents onthese receptors likel" pla" an additional role
• ensit" o adrenergic receptors changes 0ithprostate si;e and age
• !hree α1-adrenergic receptor subt"peshave been identied )A, 7, *
Sch&inn D'( BJU Int. )$$$*+suppl ).:##-))(
%lpha adrenergic receptors /
- fo!nd at ladder nec0 and prostate
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-Adrenergic Bloc)ers
• Nonselective / Phenox!en"amine
• Sho#t$actin% selective &$!loc'e#
/ P#a"osin( Alf)"osin
• *on%$actin% selective &$!loc'e#s / Te#a"osin
/ Doxa"osin +,a#d)#a-.
/ Alf)"osin$SR
- %lpha loc0ers rela# smooth m!scle in prostate and
ladder nec0 witho!t affecting ladder contractility wee0 onset of action
123 response rate
443 mean impro"ement in !rinary flow
Tolerance to therapy de"elops
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*-Adrenergic Bloc)ers# !u%%ary
• All currently a+ailable *-bloc)ers induce
fast i%pro+e%ent in ,T! and .ow ratepara%eters with si%ilar e/cacy
• They are all well tolerated howe+er0 thead+erse e+ent spectru% di"ers between the
agents / Tera1osin and do'a1osin induce %ore
di11iness0 fatigue0 and asthenia / Ta%sulosin ( Flo%a'2 induces %ore
e&aculatory disturbances
• 3one of the *-bloc)ers alter urodyna%icpara%eters0 prostate +olu%e or seru% P!A
• 3one ha+e been shown to alter the natural
history of the disease or pre+ent AR 4!urgery
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< =ective alone or in co%bination 0ith alpha blockers
< :"%pto%atic relie o re>uenc", urgenc"
or urge incontinence in patients 0ith nor%alrenal unction
< Careul 0ith &
+narro0 angle glauco%a,
+ i%paired liver unction or
+ in the presence o anti-ungals or %acrolides
=4.
- !olterodine
- !rospiu%
.
Muscarinic Receptor 'ntagonists
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Rationale for o%binationTherapy
• Alpha blockers rela4 the s%ooth %uscle o bladder
neck and prostatic capsule#adeno%a, thereb"i%proving s"%pto%s and 8o0 rates, relievingobstruction
• 5 A'(s reduce the action o androgens in theprostate, inducing apoptosis, atroph", and, b"shrinking the prostate i%prove s"%pto%s, relieveobstruction and prevent A9' ? prostate surger"
$%&Is
%rrest disease progression
α'-adrenergicloc0ers
&apidly relie"e symptoms
5
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6edical Therapy of Prostatic !y%pto%s(6T7P!
'esults&
1. Co%bination o @ and ⇒ dela"ed the clinicalprogression o s"%pto%atic 7$/, co%pared to&
- single drug - placebo
2. Co%bination therap" reduced signicantl" therisk
o invasive b" B
+ @ onl" b"
+ onl" b" 3
F Finasterid
DDo#a6osin
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M!D$: :u%%ar"M!D$: :u%%ar"
• Co%bination therap" 0ith do4a;osin andnasteride 0as sae and reduced the risko overall clinical progression %ore than
each drug alone.• @inasteride containing regi%ens reduced
the long-ter% risk o A9' )Acute 9rinar"
retention* and need or invasive therap".
McConnell et al, E =ngl F Med 2663.
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%lternati"e Therapies
Saw Palmetto / Reduces 50 reductase acti1it
/ #$ mg po bid decreases lo&er urinar
tract smptoms in double blind studies
Pygeum africanum tree bark
/ 2ontains 3 anti-inflammator sterols
Pumpkin seed
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:a0 $al%etto7otan"
• :ource -- Serenoa repens 7artra%. --Eative to the :outhern Atlantic coast through the Gul coastro% :outh Carolina through !e4as. !he $al% achieves aheight o -16 eet. @ruit are irregularl" spherical to oblong,
ranging in length ro% 1#2 to 1 inches and 1#2 inchdia%etre, are deep red-bro0n and 0rinkled.
• Active $art
/ 7err"
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:a0 $al%etto$roposed 9ses
• :a0 $al%etto is clai%ed to beeective in the treat%ent ogenitourinar" proble%s, including
benign prostatic h"pertroph" )7$/*
• Dther purported uses
/ to increase sper% production
/ to increase breast si;e in 0o%en / to increase libido
/ %ild diuresis
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:a0 $al%etto$har%acolog"
• Inhibition of 5-alpha reductase +invit#o.
• Antagonis% of 8HT at androgen
receptors
• !o%e e+idence e'ists for
/ Anti-in.a%%atory actions (67A
un)nown / Inhibition of prolactin (67A un)nown
/ Inhibition of prostatic cell proliferation
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$u%pkin )labu :ia%*7otan"
• :ource -- Cucurbitaceæ a%il",Cucurbita pepo L., C. moschata., 0idel"cultivated in Eorth A%erica and
Australia.• Active $arts -- :eeds
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$u%pkin$roposed 9ses
• !he current la" reco%%endations orthe use o pu%pkin is in thetreat%ent o benign prostatic
h"pertroph".
• /istoricall", pu%pkin has been usedto treat tape and other intestinal
parasitic hel%inthic inections.
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