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Re: Quinine versus Quinam

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Actually, Quinamm, which was discontinued in 1996, is quinine sulfate and,

according to Saunders 1998 word book, it's prescribed for " prevention and

treatment of nocturnal leg cramps [quinine sulfate] 260 mg " , and quinine is

listed as " antimalarial schizonticide; treatment of nocturnal leg cramps

200, 260, 325 mg oral " .

At 11:17 PM 10/23/00 -0700, you wrote:

>Hi,

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>The pt has muscle cramps in her legs. She is to take calcium tablets

twice a day and exercise, and if her cramps do not get better we will try

s/l *quinine* or " Quinamm. "

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>I think he is changing his mind but from what I gather from my drug refs,

neither one seems to fit. Is there something else that sounds similar or

am I missing something?

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>TIA

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