​Pharmacology - Bismuth Chelate

​Pharmacology - Bismuth Chelate 
Antiulcer and antidiarrheal action were taken.

Method of Operation 
In addition to having a protective effect on the stomach mucosa, it also has antibacterial activity against H. pylori. Covers ulcers and mucosa to lessen the impact of acid and pepsin, and it may also cause a rise in the flow of mucus and bicarbonate. Also has the potential to boost prostaglandin production.

One percent of the oral dose is absorbed into the systemic circulation, which is a very little amount.

The use of this medication in clinical settings includes the treatment of duodenal ulcers with metronidazole and tetracycline. For the purpose of eliminating H. pylori infection, ranitidine bismuth citrate is usually used with antibiotics. (II) Diarrhea, which includes travelers' diarrhea, also binds to enterotoxins.

Effects That Are Bad
Nausea, vomiting, and dark stools are the few negative effects that occur seldom.