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Many Drugs Have aplications in the treatment of gastro intestinal disease - motility - digestion - secretion - absorption - peptic ulcers - delayed gastric emptying in adequat propolsion - diarrhea - infections and inflamation
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AGE ! F"# $" !#"% "F GAS!#&$ A$&'&!( A ' !#EA!)E ! "F PEP!&$ *%$E#S Antacids H+ #eceptor antagonists )ucosal protective agents "thers agents
Antacids - Alumunium hydro,ide - $alcium carbonate - )agnesium hydro,ide - Sodium bicarbonate - )agnesium trisili-ate H ! Hista"in r#c#$tor%&'oc(#rs - $imetidine - #anitidine - Famatidine - i.atidine Mucosa' $rot#cti)# ag#nts - Sucralfate - $olloidal bismuth &nhibitors of proton pump - "mepra.ol - %ansopra.ol Prostag'andins - )isoprostal Anti"icro&ia' ag#nts - Amo,icillin - /ismuth compounds - $laritromycin - )etronida.ole - !etracycline
"nset of action : %ate 'uration of action : %ong - "ften causes constipation - /inds certain drugs : eg0 tetracycline Phospate *sed to therapeutic advantage in patients 1ith chronic renal failure and bone dis2 Ca'ciu" Car&onat# Ca Co* + Hc' CaC' + H O + Co - )ore slo1ly than sodium bicarbonate - 3ery effective in neutraly.ing in gastric acid - 456 produced is absorbed potensial - hypercalcemia - mil- al-ali syndrome - acid rebound not recommended for long term use Magn#siu" Hydro,id# 7 )il- of )agnesia )g8"H9+ : + Hcl )g$l+ : + H+"
- Prolonging its neutrali.ing effect - )agnesium salts cathartic effect - A small absorbed renal insufficiency Magn#siu" Trisi'i(at# )g+ Si;5<8nH+"9 :=H! + mg:: : ;S4"+:8n:+9H+" - S4"+ - adsorbent - Siliceous nephroliths
- itching - 'rug interactions : - Antacid - Ceta-ena.ole - cyt2 P2=D5 In&itors o0 H+1 2+ ATP as# "mepra.ole %ansopra.ole &nhibition of gastric acid secretion 'o not affect gastric motility Absorption : rapidly /ioavailability : E56 AD6 bound to plasma protein t B : ;5-=5 )etabolism : hepatic E,c : urine Adverse effects - gastrointestinal - $2)2S
Sucra'0at# - $ytoprotective agents - Alumunium sucrose sulfate - #ecently developed for use in peptic ul2 dis2 selective binding toneocrotic ulcer tissue - Effective in healing of duodenal ulcers ot absorbed systemically - Fe1 side effects have been reported - &g = times daily on an empty stomach
PROSTAGLANDIN ANALOGS
PG E 3 3 PGI 3
Predominant PG synthesi.ed the gastric mucosa &nhibit the secretion acid Stimulate the secretion of F mucus and bicarbonat
Miso$rosto' - 42D deo,y 4G hydro,y 4G-metyl PGE4 - Available in the *2S - Effective in treating - duodenal and - gastric ulcers inhibits gastric acid secretion produce cyproprotective effects
Pancr#atic En4i"# R#$'ac#"#nt Product !1o mayor types of preparation in use ? ? - Pancrelipase ? - Pancreatin amylase trypsim lipase
'ifenilmetane
Bu'( La,ati)# - )ethylcellulose - Psyllium seed - Agar Hydrophylic colloids Stoo' so0t#n#rs - )ineral oil - Glycerin suppositories - 'ioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate Agents that become emulsified 1ith stool serve to soften it ma-e possage easier
Drugs $ro"oting Gastrointestinal motility > /ethanecol cholinergic agonist > )etoclopramide - Facilitating small bo1el inhibition - Gastric motor failure - Particularly diabetic gastroporesis - After vagotomy - 'isorders of gastric emptying - Gastroesophageal reflu, disease - cancer chemotherapy - #apidly absorbed - Pea- $ : =5 F 4+5H - t B : = hours - E,cretion : -idneys - 45 mg = times daily - neal - bed time
Antidiarr/#a' Drugs )ost 1idelly used prescription drugs 42 'ipheno,ylate 81ith atropine9 analog of meperidine +2 %operamide haloperidol mechanisme of action : similar to that of the opioids - Caolin ? adsorbents - Pectin ? also 1idely used
Drugs Us#d in T/# Tr#at"#nt o0 Bo5#' C/ranic In0'a""atory Bo5#' dis#as# u'c#rati)# co''itis c/ro/"6s dis#as# - $orticosteroids - "ther immunosuppressive agents Su'0asa'a4in# combines F sulfapyridine - D aminosalicylic acid poorly absorbed from the intestine )"A un-no1n cytoprotective role I ;-=g daily individed doses A4odisa'icy'at#