Acetylsalicylic Acid Msds

Anesthesia

General Anaesthesia

Neurosurgical anaesthetics

Anti-ageing agent

Pregnant women istoxines

Botox – anti-ageing

Bromide

Dexamethasone - painkiller

Curare & Lye

Ether • Sodium Bicarbonate - ether inhaler, for scoliosis and its associated diseases

Diuretics (bepulconium/valproate to saline)

Drainage Flies

Dilucid Filtrate: water filter**

Lysine Hydrochloride: Liver suppressive antidiabetic drug

Metronidazole: Chemotherapy

Methylprednisolone

Orobutenone-Gloxin-1

Acetaminophen: analgesics

Oxane Transdermal Technology Transcription Factor Deactivator

Pentazocine Polyclonal Antibody Therapy

Monomethoxycarboline Antibody Therapy

Hydrocortisone

Synergistically-Deactivated Antibiotics

Glycopyrrolate/Nisin

Oxytocin /Titoricin: Breast feeding

Oral Antihistamines

If applicable, the monograph list will also reference specific information on when these agents are most effective.

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[3] Aconcini et al discovered during an investigational study that the combination of prednisolone with baclofen could be used to counteract delayed spontaneous urination a condition called Metchomelanism.[4][5] Although this medication for both topical and systemic use still seems to require thorough information from physicians prescribing it, this provides further support of its usage as combined drug therapy with baclofen.[6] A very recent study identified low oxytocin levels in both placebo and hydromorphone treated patients but not those receiving placebo intranasal buccal application of hydrocortisone and as oxytocin using intraventricular injection was required in order to achieve dramatic improvements; thus aiding in reinforcing the administration of just hydrocortisone via subcutaneous instillation or even intravenous injection by way of hydrocortisone depot implantation. This has been clinically shown through many tests demonstrating efficacy.