Gastrointestinal drugs

Gastrointestinal drugs

The new plant is characterized by the existence of a separate production line dedicated to the production of penicillin preparations (beta-lactam) in all its pharmaceutical forms to serve all pharmaceutical companies in Saudi Arabia and is the latest of its kind in the Middle East. The plant is also characterized by the presence of sterile areas designed and equipped with antacids (usually containing aluminum and magnesium compounds) that can often relieve symptoms in cases of indigestion with ulcers and in non-erosive visible gastroesophageal reflux, and it is also sometimes used in indigestion without an ulcer, but evidence of benefit Uncertain. The best time to give antacids is when symptoms occur and are expected, usually between meals and at bedtime, one or more times a day, and additional doses up to once an hour may be required. Regular doses such as 10 ml-times a day of liquid antacids containing aluminum and magnesium promote ulcer healing, but with less efficacy than antisecretory drugs (such as H2-receptor antagonists); evidence of the relationship between healing and neutralization is lacking. Liquid formulations are more effective than solid drops. And sterile eye ointments