cromolyn sodium

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cromolyn sodium

n cromoglicato de sodio, cromoglicato disódico (esp. Esp)
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Cromolyn sodium (Nasalcrom) is a nasal spray that helps reduce the symptoms of allergies.
Cromolyn sodium. Cromolyn sodium stops allergic reactions from starting.
Among these preparations are Nasalcrom (cromolyn sodium), Nasalide (flunisolide), Beconase (beclomethasone), and Decadron (dexamethasone).
Cromolyn sodium, an anti-asthma drug, can be prescribed as a nasal spray.
Drugs administered prior to exercise, such as albuterol, metaproterenol, terbutaline, cromolyn sodium, nedocromil, and theophylline are all helpful treatment options in controlling and preventing exercise-induced bronchospasm.
Effects of 13 weeks of treatment with ICI 204,219 (Accolate(R)) or cromolyn sodium (Intal(R)) in patients with mild to moderate asthma.
The constrictor responses to PbTx-3 and crude brevetoxins at concentrations 10-to 100-fold lower were similar to those seen here and were inhibited by cromolyn sodium, atropine, and diphenhydramine (Abraham et al.
Treatment for allergies and asthma fall into two categories: those offering quick relief like antihistamines, nasal sprays (corticosteroids), decongestants and inhalers containing beta agonists that can prevent attacks; and long-term medications to reverse inflammation and relieve airway constriction (cromolyn sodium and leukotriene modifiers).
* Use cromolyn sodium nasal spray before engaging in outdoor activities, such as mowing the grass, gardening, or playing golf or soccer.
Cromolyn sodium, a medicine first approved for treating asthma in 1973 and for allergic rhinitis in 1983, has fallen from favor in treating asthma.
Inhaled cromolyn sodium (Intal), the treatment of choice for mild persistent disease, is safe in animals and appears to be safe in humans.
Cromolyn sodium for asthma and extended-release antihistamines will drive up regional demand for bulk respiratory agents.
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