Topical therapy for the treatment of migranes, muscle sprains, muscle spasms, spasticity and related conditions
a topical therapy and migraine technology, applied in the field of migraine treatment, can solve the problems of frequent disruption of an individual's daily life, affecting function, sickness and vomiting, etc., and achieve the effects of avoiding discomfort and risks of intravenous treatment, avoiding side effects, and increasing efficiency
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Preparation of Tizanidine Transdermal Gel
[0147] Tizanidine transdermal gel was prepared by chemically extracting tizanidine from commercially available tablets and mixing the extracted tizanidine with a transdermal compounding medium, e.g., Lipoderm® to obtain a topical gel formulation containing 2 mg / ml of tizanidine. The tizanidine gel was placed into tuberculin syringes for administration.
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[0148] Initial doses of 0.4 mg to 0.8 mg of tizanidine were administered with additional applications made after 15-30 minutes, up to a total of 4.0 mg tizanidine, as necessary in certain severe cases. The transdermal gel was applied by gentle rubbing of the gel into the effected muscle(s) using a gloved finger. In cases of spasticity, equal amounts of gel were applied to the extensor and flexor muscles involved.
[0149] Twenty-three (23) patients with a variety of clinically significant conditions of muscle spasms and spasticity were treated in an open-label study. The pati...
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Ergot Alkaloid Transdermal Gel
Preparation of Methysergide Transdermal Gel
[0155] Methysergide transdermal gel is prepared by chemically extracting methysergide from commercially available tablets and mixing the extracted methysergide with a transdermal compounding medium, e.g., Lipoderm® to obtain a topical gel formulation containing methysergide 2 mg / ml. The methysergide gel is placed into tuberculin syringes for administration.
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Sumatriptan / Additional Active Agent Transdermal Gel
[0156] A combination sumatriptan / additional active agent gel was produced with the formula set forth in Table 2 below:
TABLE 2IngredientAmt / unit (mg)Imitrex ® (sumatriptan succinate)2200 mg (22 tablets)100 mg tabletAdditional Active* mg (** tablets)Ethoxy Diglycol Liquid2.200 gmLecithin / Isopropyl Palmitate4.400 gm50 / 50 gelPluronic F127 20% Liquid11.286 gm
* See below for mg quantities of additional active agents
** See below for tablet amounts of additional active agents
Dosage forms of the above formulation were prepared according to the following procedure: [0157] 1. 100 mg Imitrex® tablets (sumatriptan succinate) and the requisite amount of additional active agent tablets are crushed and mixed with Lecithin / Isopropyl Palmitate 50 / 50 gel. [0158] 2. Thereafter, the Ethoxy diglycol liquid is added and mixed together with 1. [0159] 3. The pluronic F127 20% is also added to the mixture. [0160] 4. The resultant formulation is put th...
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