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Page 1: Histamine pharmacology
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Histamine

Histidine

Histamine

histidine decarboxylase

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Non–mast cell sites epidermis, gastric mucosa, neurons within the CNS

granules of MAST cells

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mediator of allergy, inflammation, gastric acid secretion

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Histamine receptors GPCRs

H1 receptor

-IP3 ,DAG ↑

-bronchoconstriction-Vasodilation via NO

-Brain , Ganglia

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H2 receptor

↑cAMP

Acid secretion

Vasodilation

Brain , Heart

H3 – cAMP↓presynaptic in Brain - ↓histamine release H4

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Histamine

Blood vessels

H1 – vasodilation -via release of NO from endothelium–short lasting

H2 –vascular smooth muscles -vasodilation –sustained

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Intradermal histamine –triple response of Lewis

Red spot , Wheal , Flare

Increase capillary permeability

Itching

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Histamine

H1 - smooth muscle contraction Bronchoconstriction

CNS – histamine as neurotransmitter H1 - ↓appetite , ↑wakefulness

H2 - gastric gland –acid secretion

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Histamine -Role in Allergic responses

Immediate hypersensitivity reaction - IgE

Mast cell

Antigen

IgE

Histamine release

Urticaria

Angioedema

Anaphylactic shock

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UrticariaAngioedema

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Histamine

Synthesis

Storage

Receptors – H1 ,2 ,3 ,4

Blood vessels , Triple responseAcid secretion

Allergic responses

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H1 receptor antagonists

1st generation

-sedation

- antichollinergic property

2nd generation

-absence of sedation

-devoid of antichollinergic effects

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1st generation H1 antagonists

Highly sedative Promethazine , Dimenhydrinate

Moderately sedative

Pheniramine , Meclizine Mild sedative Chlorpheniramine , Clemastine

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H1 receptor antagonists

ACTIONS

Antagonism of Histamine effects Like bronchoconstriction , triple response , itching → blocked

Antiallergic action

Control of urticaria , itching , angioedema

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H1 receptor antagonists

ACTIONS

Anticholinergic effects High – Promethazine , Dimenhydrinate , Pheniramine

CNS depression – 1st generation

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H1 receptor antagonists

Adverse effects

Sedation ,↓alertness Motor incoordination Tendency to fall sleep

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Anticholinergic Blurred vision Constipation Dry mouth Urinary retention ABCD & U

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H1 receptor antagonists

2nd generationMinimal sedation

No anticholinergic effects

Additional antiallergic mechanisms

FexofenadineLoratidine

Cetrizine

EbastineRupatidine

Use Allergic rhinitis & conjunctivitis , Urticaria

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H1 receptor antagonists

USES Allergic disordersUrticaria , Angioedema , Conjunctivitis , Rhinitis

supportive in anaphylactic shock

Itching (Pruritus)Chlorpheniramine Diphenhydramine

Common Cold

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H1 receptor antagonists

USES

Motion sickness Promethazine , Diphenhydramine , Meclizine

Morning sickness (vomiting of early pregnancy)

Doxylamine , Meclizine

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Vertigo Cinnarizine – H1 antihistaminic , anticholinergic ,anti 5-HT vasodilator

Dimenhydrinate , Promethazine

H1 receptor antagonists

USES

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Parkinsonism Promethazine - anticholinergic effect

H1 receptor antagonists

USES

Cough suppressionChlorpheniramine , Diphenhydramine

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Let’s reviseH1 receptor antagonists

1st , 2nd generations

Difference

Adverse effects -sedation

Uses - many

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Today's question

Terfinadine , Astemizole –Antihistaminics

Banned – WHY ???

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