Effects of diphenhydramine injection: A Synthesis of Findings from 6 Studies
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Major Research Findings
Diphenhydramine has been shown to protect mice from the toxic effects of cholinesterase inhibitors, physostigmine and neostigmine. 5 . Diphenhydramine, possessing anticholinergic effects, effectively counteracts the excessive accumulation of neurotransmitters caused by cholinesterase inhibitors. In addition, diphenhydramine has been shown to be effective in treating anaphylactic reactions to acetaminophen. 3 . In patients with allergic reactions to acetaminophen, diphenhydramine administration improved symptoms such as urticaria and itching. Moreover, diphenhydramine may be effective in treating auditory disturbances caused by carbamazepine. 4 . In patients with carbamazepine-induced auditory disturbance, diphenhydramine administration improved the auditory disturbance. However, it has been reported that diphenhydramine can cause skin necrosis when administered subcutaneously. 2 . Therefore, subcutaneous administration of diphenhydramine should be limited to cases where other routes of administration are difficult, such as hospice patients.
Benefits and Risks
Benefit Summary
Diphenhydramine may alleviate symptoms such as toxic effects of cholinesterase inhibitors, anaphylactic reactions to acetaminophen, and auditory disturbances caused by carbamazepine.
Risk Summary
Diphenhydramine poses a risk of skin necrosis when administered subcutaneously. Therefore, subcutaneous administration of diphenhydramine should be limited to cases where other routes of administration are difficult, such as hospice patients.
Comparison between Studies
Commonalities between Studies
Multiple studies have shown that diphenhydramine can be effective in various situations. In particular, its anticholinergic effects are believed to be common to many of its effects.
Differences between Studies
The effects, routes of administration, and side effects of diphenhydramine vary depending on the study. Therefore, careful judgment is required when administering diphenhydramine based on each situation.
Consistency and Discrepancies of Results
Diphenhydramine has been shown to be effective in various situations, but its effects and side effects may vary depending on the study. Therefore, careful judgment is required when administering diphenhydramine based on each situation.
Cautions for Real-World Applications
Diphenhydramine may alleviate symptoms such as toxic effects of cholinesterase inhibitors, anaphylactic reactions to acetaminophen, and auditory disturbances caused by carbamazepine. However, it is dangerous to self-administer diphenhydramine. If you experience any of these symptoms, consult a doctor immediately.
Limitations of Current Research
There are still aspects of diphenhydramine's effects and side effects that are not fully understood. In particular, human research is limited. Therefore, further research is needed.
Directions for Future Research
The effects and side effects of diphenhydramine need to be investigated in detail in humans. In particular, further research is needed on long-term safety and effectiveness.
Conclusion
Diphenhydramine has the potential to be effective in various situations. However, it is dangerous to self-administer diphenhydramine. If you experience any of these symptoms, consult a doctor immediately. Future research is expected to shed more light on the effects and side effects of diphenhydramine.
Article Type
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Language : English
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Language : English
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Language : English
Author: MabuchiK, HayashiS, NittaE, TakamoriM
Language : Japanese
Author: MohammadF K, Abdul-LatifA R, Al-KassimN A
Language : English
Author: TanimotoT, IshiyamaT, MoritaY, HatanakaY, UenoT
Language : English
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