Monday, October 8, 2007
AMBROXOL
AMBROXOL is a mucolytic expectorant. Ambroxol is an active metabolite of bromhexine and acts to reduce the viscosity of tenacious mucus secretions by fragmentation of long mucopolysaccharide chains, resulting in a productive cough which aids expectoration of liquefied mucoid respiratory secretions, and assists in clearing and maintaining patent bronchioles and alveoli, hence reducing dysponea.
AMBROXOL enhances the concentrations of chemotherapeutic agents in bronchial secretions to result in a more rapid recovery.
INDICATIONS
AMBROXOL is indicated to aid in the treatment of catarrhal inflammation of bronchi and the upper respiratory tract in horses and dogs.
SPECIFIC INDICATIONS INCLUDE
Chest infections - acute and chronic bronchopneumonia, catarrhal rhinitis, strangles, post - viral cough.
Uterine infections - pyometron, mucometron.
Ocular infections - purulent conjunctivitis, hypopion.
DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION
Horse 0.3mg/kg (5ml/100kg) bodyweight by intravenous injection twice daily.
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