Pentoxifylline
Approved, for something elseMeasured in people, not heightBy mouthSmall molecule
An old circulation drug that makes blood flow more easily through narrowed vessels.
A tri-substituted xanthine sold for intermittent claudication from peripheral arterial disease. Its label classifies it as a haemorrheologic agent, acting by lowering blood viscosity and increasing red cell flexibility, rather than as a phosphodiesterase drug.
Risks. Bleeding risk, and its label says it has not been shown safe or effective in children.
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