Primidone (Mizodin)

Prymidone (Misodin) is an antiepileptic drug. In the liver It is converted to derivatives: phenobarbital and phenylmalonic acid amide Phenylethylmalonic acid, which exhibit pharmacological effects These derivatives can accumulate in the system, causing side effects side effects, such as excessive drowsiness. Primidone has actions similar to phenobarbital. During long-term use, it exhibits an addictive effect addictive, and discontinuation of the drug may cause symptoms of withdrawal syndrome. Overdose can cause paralysis of the respiratory system, coma and death. It is important to test the concentration of pyrimidone in the blood to maintain therapeutic concentrations of the drug without risk of overdose.