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Notussil is a central antitussive that acts directly on the cough center in the brain and inhibits inflammatory mediators that cause coughing. Unlike codeine, it is non-narcotic and does not cause respiratory depression or dependence. It has a fast onset of action within 20-30 minutes, is as effective as codeine for treating coughs without the side effects, and is superior to Butamirate for reducing daytime and nighttime coughing.
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Notussil is a central antitussive medication that acts directly on the cough center in the brain. Unlike codeine, it is non-narcotic and does not cause respiratory depression or dependence. It has antihistamine and bronchodilating properties. Notussil does not interfere with mucus clearance so it can be used safely for chronic bronchitis unlike other cough suppressants. It starts working within 20-30 minutes and is as effective as codeine for treating coughs without the side effects or risk of dependency. Notussil is also superior to Butamirate for reducing daytime and nighttime cough frequency and intensity.
8 competitive medical facts about notussil
Notussil (Cloperastine) is a central antitussive that acts directly on the cough center in the medulla oblongata to suppress coughing. Unlike codeine, it is non-narcotic and does not cause respiratory depression or dependence. It inhibits inflammatory mediators that stimulate peripheral cough receptors and exhibits bronchorelaxant properties. It can be safely used in chronic bronchitis unlike other cough suppressants as it does not interfere with mucociliary clearance. Notussil has a rapid onset of action within 20-30 minutes and is as effective as codeine for treating coughs without the side effects, and is superior to Butamirate for reducing daytime and nighttime cough frequency and
8 competitive medical facts about notussil
Notussil (Cloperastine) is a central antitussive that acts directly on the cough center in the medulla oblongata to suppress coughing. Unlike codeine, it is non-narcotic and does not cause respiratory depression or dependence. It inhibits inflammatory mediators that stimulate peripheral cough receptors and exhibits bronchorelaxant properties. It can be safely used in chronic bronchitis without interfering with mucociliary clearance. Notussil has a rapid onset of action within 20-30 minutes and is as effective as codeine for treating coughs from various causes without the side effects of dependency. It is also superior to Butamirate in reducing cough frequency and intensity during both the day and night
8 competitive medical facts about notussil
Notussil is a central antitussive that acts directly on the cough center in the medulla oblongata to inhibit coughing. Unlike codeine, it is non-narcotic and does not cause respiratory depression or dependence. It inhibits inflammatory mediators that stimulate peripheral coughing and also has a bronchorelaxant effect. It can be used safely for chronic bronchitis unlike other cough suppressants as it does not interfere with mucociliary clearance. Notussil has a rapid onset of action within 20-30 minutes and is as effective as codeine for treating coughs without the side effects or risk of dependency.
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Notussil is a central antitussive medication that acts directly on the cough center in the brain. Unlike codeine, it is non-narcotic and does not cause respiratory depression or dependence. It has antihistamine and bronchodilating properties. Notussil does not interfere with mucus clearance so it can be used safely for chronic bronchitis unlike other cough suppressants. It starts working within 20-30 minutes and is as effective as codeine for treating coughs without the side effects or risk of dependency. Notussil is also superior to Butamirate for reducing daytime and nighttime cough frequency and intensity.
8 competitive medical facts about notussil
Notussil (Cloperastine) is a central antitussive that acts directly on the cough center in the medulla oblongata to suppress coughing. Unlike codeine, it is non-narcotic and does not cause respiratory depression or dependence. It inhibits inflammatory mediators that stimulate peripheral cough receptors and exhibits bronchorelaxant properties. It can be safely used in chronic bronchitis unlike other cough suppressants as it does not interfere with mucociliary clearance. Notussil has a rapid onset of action within 20-30 minutes and is as effective as codeine for treating coughs without the side effects, and is superior to Butamirate for reducing daytime and nighttime cough frequency and
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Notussil is a central antitussive that acts directly on the cough center in the medulla oblongata to inhibit coughing. Unlike codeine, it is non-narcotic and does not cause respiratory depression or dependence. It inhibits inflammatory mediators that stimulate peripheral coughing and also has a bronchorelaxant effect. It can be used safely for chronic bronchitis unlike other cough suppressants as it does not interfere with mucociliary clearance. Notussil has a rapid onset of action within 20-30 minutes and is as effective as codeine for treating coughs without the side effects or risk of dependency.
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The document discusses the discovery and mechanism of action of botulinum toxin (BTX), specifically focusing on type A. It details that BTX-A prevents the release of acetylcholine at neuromuscular junctions, reducing muscle activity. The document outlines BTX-A's use in orthopedics to treat conditions like cerebral palsy and muscle spasticity by weakening overactive muscles. It discusses BTX-A administration techniques and indications for use to improve gait, prevent deformities, reduce pain, and more. Contraindications to BTX-A treatment are also summarized.
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1) Neuromuscular blocking drugs work by blocking acetylcholine receptors at the neuromuscular junction, preventing muscle contraction. Succinylcholine is a depolarizing blocker that causes prolonged depolarization, while nondepolarizers like rocuronium and vecuronium are competitive antagonists.
2) Succinylcholine has a rapid onset but short duration of action. Nondepolarizers have a slower onset but longer duration, though priming doses can accelerate onset. Choice of blocker depends on intended use like intubation or maintenance.
3) Nondepolarizers differ in autonomic effects, potential for histamine release, and routes of metabolism and clearance
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