Introduction Novalgin® is a trade name, i.e. only the name chosen by the manufacturer, behind which the active ingredient metamizole is hidden. Metamizole is alternatively also sold under the names Novaminsulfon®, Sintetica® and Minalgin®. Application Novalgin® or Metamizol belongs to the class of painkillers (analgesics). This group can be roughly divided into active ingredients with … Side effects of Novalgin
Allergy to Novalgin Skin rash and agranulocytosis are among the consequences of an allergic reaction to Novalgin®. In addition, an allergic reaction with histamine release can also occur. This leads to reddening of the skin, itching and breathing difficulties. In the worst case, the allergic reaction leads to an anaphylactic shock with a drop in … Allergy to Novalgin | Side effects of Novalgin
Clozapine is a neuroleptic drug. It is used to treat schizophrenia and psychosis when other medications are unsuitable for it. What is clozapine? The prescription antipsychotic clozapine is classified as a member of the neuroleptic group. The drug is used when other medications either do not have the hoped-for effect in treating psychosis or schizophrenia, … Clozapine: Effects, Uses & Risks
Benzylpenicillin is a classic form of penicillin. The antibiotic agent is also known as penicillin G. What is benzylpenicillin? Benzylpenicillin, also known as penicillin G, is one of the antibiotics. It comes from the beta-lactam antibiotics and is used to treat various bacterial infectious diseases. The discovery of benzylpenicillin took place in 1928 by the … Benzylpenicillin: Effects, Uses & Risks
General information Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are drugs that relieve the symptoms of inflammatory processes such as pain, reduce swelling and, to varying degrees, lower fever. As painkillers, NSAIDs are initially counted in the group of non-opioid analgesics. This means that non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) exert their analgesic effect by suppressing … NSAR and Novalgin® – is it compatible?
Side effects An advantage of using Novalgin® in contrast to typical NSAIDs (such as acetylsalicylic acid) is that it is very well tolerated by the stomach and peptic ulcers practically never occur. More frequent, however, are severe drops in blood pressure when injected too quickly. A side effect of Novalgin® is the so-called Agranulocytosis. This … Side effects | NSAR and Novalgin® – is it compatible?
Dosage forms Novalgin® is available in different dosage forms, as tablets, effervescent tablets, drops, suppositories and injection solution for administration into the vein (intravenous) or into the muscle (intramuscular). All articles in this series: NSAR and Novalgin® – is it compatible? Side effects Dosage forms
The active ingredient pyrimethamine is a so-called antiparasitic drug. Pyrimethamine belongs to the category of antiparasitics and is primarily used for the prophylaxis of malaria as well as for the treatment of toxoplasmosis. The substance pyrimethamine is a derivative of diaminopyrimidine and, in combination with other agents, is suitable for the prevention of pneumonia caused … Pyrimethamine: Effects, Uses & Risks
