- the lungs, bronchi, and trachea.
Mucoactive drugs include expectorants,
mucolytics, mucoregulators, and mucokinetics.
These medications are used in the treatment...
- the
toxic breakdown products of paracetamol. When inhaled, it acts as a
mucolytic by
decreasing the
thickness of mucus.
Acetylcysteine was
initially patented...
-
Erdosteine is a
molecule with
mucolytic activity.
Structurally it is a
thioether derivative with two
thioether groups.
These two
functional organosulfur...
-
Bromhexine is a
mucolytic drug used in the
treatment of
respiratory disorders ****ociated with
viscid or
excessive mucus. It was
developed in the research...
- Carbocisteine, also
called carbocysteine, is a
mucolytic that
reduces the
viscosity of
sputum and so can be used to help
relieve the
symptoms of chronic...
-
disulfide bonds are broken, the
viscosity of the
mucus secretions is reduced.
Mucolytic medications will
break through the
disulfide bonds and
lower the viscosity...
-
Cochrane review found that
mucolytics in
chronic bronchitis may
slightly decrease the
chance of
developing an exacerbation. The
mucolytic guaifenesin is a safe...
- zinc
supplementation in children.
There is
insufficient evidence for
mucolytics.
There is no
strong evidence to
recommend that
children who have non-measles...
-
trade name for a
medication whose active substances are: Bromhexine, a
mucolytic agent. In addition,
bromhexine has
antioxidant properties. Ephedrine,...
- hypertension,
coronary artery disease, and
history of
bleeding strokes.
Mucolytics such as
acetylcysteine and
carbocystine are
widely prescribed for upper...
