Antidiarrhoeals medicinal chemistry b. pharm. drugs for diarrhea

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Antidiarrhoeals medicinal chemistry b. pharm. drugs for diarrhea

Constipation is a comdition which causes difficulty in ecretion of feaces, less than three bowel in a week. the drugs that are used to treat constipation are cathartics. Diarrhoea is a condition of excretion of loose stool and water equal or more than three bowel movement in a day. it is of three types, acute, dysentry, chronic diarrrhoea. may caused by bacteria E.coli, and Rotavirus in children. drugs used to treat are called anti diarrhoeal drugs.

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