Drug class

Hyperuricemia Agents (non-uricosuric)

Hyperuricemia Agents (non-uricosuric) is a clinical and compendial classification grouping medications that reduce serum uric acid concentrations through mechanisms other than increasing renal uric acid clearance. Read more about Hyperuricemia Agents (non-uricosuric)

58 drugs in this class 52 manufacturers

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Drugs in Hyperuricemia Agents (non-uricosuric)

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FEBUXOSTAT

HYPERURICEMIA AGENTS (NON-URICOSURIC) · PREVENTION OF ACUTE GOUT ATTACK
NOVADOZ PHARMAC

FEBUXOSTAT

HYPERURICEMIA AGENTS (NON-URICOSURIC) · PREVENTION OF ACUTE GOUT ATTACK
VIONA PHARMACEU

ALLOPURINOL

HYPERURICEMIA AGENTS (NON-URICOSURIC) · PREVENTION OF ACUTE GOUT ATTACK ·+4
PD-RX PHARM

ALLOPURINOL

HYPERURICEMIA AGENTS (NON-URICOSURIC) · PREVENTION OF ACUTE GOUT ATTACK ·+4
Avet Pharmaceuticals

ALLOPURINOL SODIUM

HYPERURICEMIA AGENTS (NON-URICOSURIC) · HYPERURICEMIA DUE TO CANCER THERAPY
FRESENIUS KABI

ALLOPURINOL

HYPERURICEMIA AGENTS (NON-URICOSURIC) · PREVENTION OF ACUTE GOUT ATTACK ·+4
AUROBINDO PHARM

ALLOPURINOL

HYPERURICEMIA AGENTS (NON-URICOSURIC) · PREVENTION OF ACUTE GOUT ATTACK ·+4
REMEDYREPACK, I

ALLOPURINOL

HYPERURICEMIA AGENTS (NON-URICOSURIC) · PREVENTION OF ACUTE GOUT ATTACK ·+4
Endo USA
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About Hyperuricemia Agents (non-uricosuric).

Hyperuricemia Agents (non-uricosuric) is a clinical and compendial classification grouping medications that reduce serum uric acid concentrations through mechanisms other than increasing renal uric acid clearance.

Rather than promoting urinary excretion via renal transporter inhibition, these agents primarily function by inhibiting uric acid synthesis through xanthine oxidase inhibition or by enzymatically degrading existing circulating urate into soluble allantoin.

The class is therapeutically utilized in the management and prevention of chronic gout, hyperuricemia associated with cancer chemotherapy or tumor lysis syndrome, and recurrent calcium oxalate nephrolithiasis secondary to hyperuricosuria.