Carbon suspension – Activated carbon uses, dose and side effects
Carbon suspension contains activated carbon. Carbon binds a number of substances harmful to the body to its surface, such as chemical toxins, drugs and bacterial toxins, thus preventing them from being absorbed into the body. Effective in acute poisonings and poisoning incidents.
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4 g powder for oral suspension , sachet
cholestyramine
Cytotec – Misoprostol uses, dose and side effects
Cytotec is used to heal ulcers in the stomach and for preventive purposes to prevent the appearance of ulcers in the stomach and duodenum in patients with an increased risk of ulcers when treated with drugs for inflammation and pain. Cytotec protects the gastric mucosa by increasing the production of mucus in the stomach and the excretion of bicarbonate in the duodenum. Cytotec also inhibits gastric juice secretion and reduces nocturnal gastric acid secretion.
Read MoreCytarabine Fresenius Kabi – Cytarabine uses, dose and side effects
Cytarabine Fresenius Kabi is used in adults and children. The active substance is cytarabine, which belongs to a group of medicines called cytostatics. These medicines are used to treat acute leukemias (cancer of the blood where you have too many white blood cells ). Cytarabine disrupts the growth of cancer cells, which are eventually destroyed.
Read MoreCystagon – Cysteamine Bitartrate uses, dose and side effects
Cystinosis is a metabolic disease called “nephropathic cystinosis” which is characterized by an abnormal accumulation of the amino acid cystine in various organs of the body such as the kidney, eye, muscles, pancreas, and brain. Cystine accumulation causes kidney damage and excessive secretion of glucose, proteins, and electrolytes. Different organs are affected at different ages.
Read MoreCystadrops – Cysteamine uses, dose and side effects
Cystadrops are eye drops that contain the active substance cysteamine (also called mercaptamine).
Read MoreCystadane – Betaine anhydrous uses, dose and side effects
Cystadane contains betaine anhydrous which is intended to be an adjunctive treatment of homocystinuria, a hereditary (genetic) disease in which the amino acid methionine cannot be completely broken down by the body.
Read MoreCyramza – Ramucirumab uses, dose and side effects
Cyramza is a cancer drug that contains the active substance ramucirumab which is a monoclonal antibody. It is a specialized protein that can recognize and attach to another protein in the blood vessels called “VEGF receptor 2”. This receptor is needed for the development of new blood vessels. For cancer to grow, new blood vessels must be developed. By attaching to and blocking “VEGF receptor 2”, this drug cuts off the blood supply to the cancer cells.
Read MoreCynaramin – Dandelion extract and boldo extract uses, dose and side effects
Cynaramine is a traditional herbal medicine used for temporary indigestion such as decreased appetite, bloating, and flatulence.
Read MoreCymevene – Ganciclovir uses, dose and side effects
Cymene contains the active substance ganciclovir. It belongs to a group of medicines called antiviral medicines.
Read MoreCymbalta – Duloxetine uses, dose and side effects
Cymbalta contains the active substance duloxetine. Cymbalta increases the amount of serotonin and norepinephrine in the nervous system.
Read MoreCyklonova – Tranexamic Acid Uses, Dose And Side Effects
Cyklonova is a drug that decreases bleeding. Cyklonova has tranexamic acid, which hinders the enzyme that liquefies clotted blood (clots). It leads to less blood loss. Cyklonova is used for heavy menstrual bleeding.
Read MoreCyclocapron – Tranexamic Acid uses, dose and side effects
Cyclocapron is a bleeding inhibitor. It contains tranexamic acid, which prevents the effect of the enzyme that dissolves clotted blood ( clot ). This leads to less blood loss and a faster healing process.
Read MoreCyklo-f – Tranexamic Acid uses, dose and side effects
Cyclo-f is a bleeding inhibitor. It contains tranexamic acid, which prevents the effect of the enzyme that dissolves clotted blood ( clot ). This leads to less blood loss and a faster healing process.
Read MoreCyclopentolate Bausch & Lomb – Cyclopentolate Hydrochloride uses, dose and side effects
Cyclopentolate Bausch & Lomb dilates the pupil of one in your eye and affects the sphincter of the eye’s radiating body to relax. The sphincter controls the coupling of the lens of the eye and thereby the accommodation of the eye (distance setting). A relaxation of the sphincter, therefore, means that accommodation is disconnected.
Read MoreCyclogyl – Cyclopentolate Hydrochloride uses, dose and side effects
Cyclogyl 1% eye drops, the solution contains the active substance cyclopentolate hydrochloride.
Read MoreCyclogest – Progesterone Uses, Dose, And Side Effects
The female sex hormone micronized progesterone, which the body naturally produces, is found in Cyclogest. Premenstrual syndrome, which frequently affects women in the seven to ten days leading up to their monthly menstruation, is one of the conditions that Cyclogest treats by altering the hormonal balance within the body.
Read MoreCyanokit – Hydroxocobalamin uses, dose and side effects
Cyanokit contains the active substance hydroxocobalamin. Cyanokit is an antidote for the treatment of known or suspected cyanide poisoning in all age groups.
Read MoreVitamin C – Ascorbic acid uses, dose and side effects
Vitamin C is important for the formation of cartilage, bone tissue, and teeth. Vitamin C is also important for wound healing, increases the absorption of iron from the diet, and protects the cells by capturing free radicals.
Read MoreCuvitru – Immunoglobulin uses, dose and side effects
Cuvitru belongs to a group of medicines called “human normal immunoglobulins”.
Read MoreCurosurf – Porcine Lunglipider and protein uses, dose and side effects
Curosurf contains the active substance porcine lung lipids and protein, which is a surfactant. Surfactant is a substance that is formed in the lungs and prevents them from collapsing. Some newborns, especially premature babies, do not have enough of this substance and this causes shortness of breath (RDS).
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