Yes, technically.
Sulfonamide is a chemical moiety (component of a molecule) from which sulfa antibiotics (most commonly in the US Bactrim/ Septra/ trimethoprim-sulfamethixizole) take their name. Allergies to it are common and people allergic to one sulfa antibiotic should not take others.
Other drugs such as Hydrochlorothiazide, furosemide, sulfonylurea Diabetes medications, Celebrex (pain med) and sumatriptan (Imitrex for migraines) also contain sulfonamides but they are chemically different and usually do not cross react in people allergic to sulfa antibiotics.
Whether people allergic to sulfa antibiotics should avoid these other drugs is controversial. Many references recommend it based on the chemistry but the fact is that cross reactions are very rare and so many experts believe that it is safe for them to be taken. Some recommend taking the first dose in the doctor's office.
No. Lipitor does not contain sulfa.
Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) is not a Sulfa drug it is a thiazide diuretic. However, in its chemical structure it contains a sulfonamide group. This is the reason why people with Sulfa allergies cannot not generally use this medication.
Penicillin is not a sulfa drug.
No. Timolol maleate does not contain sulfa in it.
Yes, Lasix ( furosemide) does contain the compound sulfonamide in its molecular structure, so it has sulfa in it; however, it is usually considered to be a drug related to the sulfa drugs rather than a true sulfa drug. People who are allergic to sulfa may have a allergice reaction to Lasix but the chance is much smaller than to a true sulfa drug like an antibiotic in that family.
No. Above mentioned drugs do not contains sulfa drugs. They are not sulfa based also.
Nope! I take it and am allergic to Sulfa. ---- No, Adderal does not contain any sulfa moieties.
No, it does not.
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No, hydrocortisone acetate does not contain sulfa. It is a corticosteroid medication used to reduce inflammation and itching of the skin.