Overview of medicines

Antibiotics for stomatitis

Antibiotics for stomatitis are an extreme measure, which is indicated in cases of acute severe forms of the disease, or when stomatitis is a consequence of an underlying systemic disease of the internal organs.

Stomatitis gel

A gel for stomatitis may be intended for anesthesia, but most often it also includes anti-inflammatory components, thus, this remedy rightfully belongs to the category of combined drugs for local use.

Ointment for stomatitis

Ointment for stomatitis creates a kind of protective film on the inflamed area, under which epithelialization of damaged tissues occurs; in addition, many ointment preparations contain antibacterial components, which makes it possible to act on many pathological processes simultaneously.

Rational antibiotic therapy: means and tactics

Unreasonable, unsystematic use of antibiotics leads to the rapid selection and spread of resistant strains of microorganisms

Psychostimulants

Psychostimulants (cerebrostimulators, psychotopics) are analeptic agents that cause psychomotor activation in both sick and healthy people.

Nootropics

Nootropics (neurometabolic stimulants, cerebroprotectors) are drugs with psychoanaleptic action that can activate neurometabolic processes in the brain and have an antihypoxic effect, as well as increase the overall resistance of the body to the effects of extreme factors.

Antidepressants

Antidepressants are a group of psychotropic drugs that include synthetic drugs of various chemical structures and drugs of natural origin (for example, derivatives of St. John's wort).

Tranquilizers

This class of drugs initially united agents intended primarily for the treatment of anxiety symptoms and sleep disorders. The absence of both an antipsychotic effect and the ability to cause extrapyramidal disorders in the range of psychopharmacological activity served as the basis for their isolation from other psychotropic drugs.

Neuroleptics, or antipsychotics

Antipsychotics (neuroleptics) are a class of psychotropic drugs primarily used to treat schizophrenia. Currently, it is common to distinguish two groups (or categories) of drugs: typical and atypical antipsychotics.

Normotimics

The secondary preventive effect of psychopharmacotherapy implies the ability of a number of drugs, when taken over a long period of time, to prevent the onset or significantly alleviate the severity of the next affective phase or schizoaffective attack.