Acute Porphyria Drug Database

Monograph

G04CB01 - Finasteride
Possibly porphyrinogenic
PSP

Rationale
Substrate for CYP 3A4. Conflicting evidence of porphyrinogenicity.
Chemical description
4-azasteroide used in prostatic hypertrophy, 5 mg/d Competetive inhibitor of 5-alpha reductase which converts testosterone to the more potent androgen dihydroform needed for the growth of the prostatic tissue. Metabolized by 3A4. South African list: use with extreme caution only. French list: authorized
IPNet drug reports
Uneventful use reported in 3 patients with acute porphyria.
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Tradenames
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Finasteride · Proscar Finasteride · Proscar Arahormo · Finasterida · Litace · Normomale · Proscar Asterid · Finasteride · Finastid · Finedor · Finestar · Genaprost · Ormicton · Proscar · Prostide · Ridestin · Sitas · Stecur · Terip Finasterida · Proscar Finasteride · Proscar Finasterid · Finasteride Finamed · Finasterid · Proscar Adaster · Androster · Antiprost · Apo-Fina · Finahit · Finamef · Finaran · Finaride · Finaster · Finasterid · Finasteride · Finasteridum · Finpros · Finxta · Hyplafin · Penester · Proscar · Symasteride · Uronezyr · Zasterid Finasteride · Proscar Finasterid · Finasteride · Finól Finasterid · Gefina · Proscar Finasteride · Penester Beneprost · Finasterid · Moluskal · Proscar
 
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