All the Drug Class Drugs
Antispasmodic. Atropine Sulphate 1 mg/ml, 20 mg / 10 ml. AMPS: 100. 0.4-0.10 mg by I.V. or I.M.
inject. Complete atropiniz. dose: 2mg I.V.
Relax. of spastic GI tract (e.g. pylorospasm),
biliary and GU tracts; reduct. of salivat. and
bronchial secret. combat CNS and periph.
toxic effects; suppress vagally-mediated
bradyarrhythmias.
Antispasmodic. Mebeverine HCl 135 mg. TABS: 50 x 135 mg. 1 tab. 3 x dly, pref.
bef. meals. When desired effects
achieved, reduce dose grad. Child.
under 10 yrs: Not recommend.
Sympt. tmt. abdom. pain, bloating,
abdom. distent. flatulence, other sympt.
IBS, GI spasm second to organ. dis. as in
diverticulos.
diverticulit., Crohn’s dis.
Antispasmodic. Dicyclomine HCl 10 mg. TABS.: 20×10 mg. Adolescen. & Adult.> 12 yrs.: 10-20mg×3/d. before / after meals. Child. (2-12 yrs.): 10mg ×3/d.
Max. dly. dose of 40mg.
Adjunct. ther. in irritable bowel syndrome, neurogenic bowel disturbance.
C/I: Hypersens.
Antispasmodic. Oxybutynin (HCl) 5 mg. Tabs:30: Adlts: one tablet 2-3 times per day,
max. daily dosage: 4 tbs.
Chldren above 5 years of age: one tablet twice a day, max. daily 3 tbs.
Relief of sympt. assoc. with voiding in pts. with uninhib. neurogenic and reflex neurogenic bladder
C/I: Hypersens.
• MG
• Sev. UC
• toxic megacolon
• Narrow angle glauc. or shallow anter. chamber;
• GI obstruct. dis.
• bladder outflow obstruct. where urinary retent. may be precipitated.
Antispasmodic. Papaverine (HCl) 40, 80 mg. TABS: 30, 250, 1,000 x 40mg, 80mg. See lit.
Smooth muscle spasm.
C/I: AV block, glaucoma, depress.
myocard. funct.
Antispasmodic. Papaverine (HCl) 40 mg / 2 ml. AMP: 10 x 2 ml. 30-120 mg. I.M. or I.V (I.V. reserved when immediate effect is desired). Admin. should be slow (1-2 min.).
Antispasmod. in: visceral spasm, G.I. colic, biliary/urin. tract spasms, periph. vasc. dis. with vasospastic element, vasc. spasm assoc. with acute M.I., ang. pect., periph. and pulm. embolism.
C/I: Hypersens. to papaverine. IV inj.: in pts. with complete AV block. Severe HF. Recent MI. Recent heart attack. arrhythmia (bradycardia). In case of intracran. hypertens. Hepatic dis.
