Induces a pyridoxine deficiency state, leading to neurological disturbances such as peripheral neuritis.
Administer pyridoxine (10–50 mg/day) prophylactically to prevent, and therapeutically to treat, isoniazid-induced neurological disturbances. Massive doses (in grams) may be used for acute isoniazid poisoning.
Source: KDT 7e · p915
CycloserineModerate
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Can lead to pyridoxine deficiency and associated neurological disturbances.
Administer pyridoxine (10–50 mg/day) to prevent and treat cycloserine-induced neurological disturbances.
Source: KDT 7e · p916
HydralazineModerate
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Can lead to pyridoxine deficiency and associated neurological disturbances.
Administer pyridoxine (10–50 mg/day) to prevent and treat hydralazine-induced neurological disturbances.
Source: KDT 7e · p916
PenicillamineModerate
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Can lead to pyridoxine deficiency.
Consider pyridoxine supplementation in patients receiving penicillamine to prevent deficiency.
Source: KDT 7e · p916
The effectiveness of levodopa in controlling Parkinson's disease is decreased.
If pyridoxine is given to counteract sideroblastic abnormality, it will decrease the effectiveness of levodopa. Consider this clinical effect.
Source: DDInter
Oral ContraceptivesMild
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May cause mental symptoms.
Consider pyridoxine supplementation (50 mg daily) to treat mental symptoms in women using oral contraceptives, if related to pyridoxine deficiency.
Source: KDT 7e · p916
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