Theophylline is metabolised
in the liver. Plasma theophylline levels are increased in heart
failure, cirrhosis of the liver, viral infections, elderly patients, and by
drugs that inhibit metabolism of theophylline. The plasma levels of theophylline are decreased in smokers, chronic alcoholism and by drugs that induce liver metabolism.
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