Dyslipedemias: non-statin tx pt 1

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1. Bile sequestrants

1.1. MOA: lower LDL-C by binding bile acids in the intestine preventing enterohepatic recirculation of bile acids ->

1.1.1. less cholesterol to liver->

1.1.1.1. increased LDL receptors -> lower LDL-C

1.2. drugs: cholestyramine, colestipol, colesevelam

1.2.1. colesevelam is BEST TOLERATED w/least effects

1.3. used for reducing LDL 15-30%

1.3.1. administered 2x/d w/meals

1.3.1.1. used in combo therapy and in women considering pregnancy

1.4. AE: GI, constipation, bloating, fullness, nausea, flatulence

1.4.1. lack systemic toxicity

1.4.1.1. Drug interactions: decreases absorption of other drugs, do not take at same time

1.5. CI: NOT IN PTS W/ HIGH TG levels

1.5.1. colesevalam and colestipol lower level teratogens, so cholestyramine for women considering pregnancy

2. Fibric acid derivatives (fibrates

2.1. MOA: complex but may be antagonists for nuclear transcription factor PPAR-alpha which alters transcription leading to decreased TG levels and secondary increases in HDL

2.2. Gemfibrozil, fenofibrate, clofibrate

2.3. PRIMARY USE to lower TG; TG decreased by 25-5-%

2.4. combo therapy w/statins to improve overall lipid profile

2.5. AE: GI m/c, increase cholelithiasis, renal exception, monitor INR in patients on warfarin; increased risk of myopathy w/statin and in renal pts

2.6. CI: cat C for pregnancy

3. nicotinic acid

3.1. MOA: inhibits production of VLDL by liver

3.1.1. increased HDL production by increasing Apo A I

3.1.1.1. inhibits free fatty acid release from adipose tissue

3.2. drugs include extended release nicotinic acid; crystalline

3.3. increases HDL by 15-35 % MOST EFFECTIVE TO DO THIS

3.3.1. used in combo or monotherapy

3.3.1.1. must monitor LFT, uric acid and fasting BS at baseline and 6-8 weeks after therapy

3.4. AE: flushing and HA; GI:nausea, dyspepsia, diarrhea; activation of PUD; hepatotoxicity; hyperuricemia; hyperglcemia;

3.4.1. dose dependent effects

3.4.1.1. given at bedtime to reduce AE

3.5. CI: avoid in peptic ulcer disease PUD, chronic liver disease, severe gout, DM/hyperuricemia

3.5.1. preg cat C; discontinue when nursing