K. Ueno et al., LACK OF A KINETIC INTERACTION BETWEEN FLUCONAZOLE AND MEXILETINE, European Journal of Clinical Pharmacology, 50(1-2), 1996, pp. 129-131
Objective. To investigate the effect of fluconazole on the kinetics of
mexiletine. Methods. Six healthy male volunteers participated in a cr
ossover study. On the Ist day, the subjects received 200 mg mexiletine
alone. On days 2-7 they received 200 mg fluconazole orally, and on da
y 8 they received 200 mg mexiletine and 200 mg fluconazole concomitant
ly. In a third phase two subjects received 400 mg fluconazole daily. R
esults. No differences in concentrations were observed between the thr
ee phases. The area under the concentration curves (AUG) after adminis
tration of mexiletine alone and in combination with fluconazole 200 mg
/day were 6.63 and 7.31 mu g . h . ml(-1), respectively. Conclusion. T
hese findings suggest that fluconazole does not inhibit mexiletine met
abolism.