Anti-amoebic Drugs
(a) Metronidozole
(b) Tinidazole
(c) Chloroquine
(d) Diloxamide Furoate J.
Antimalarial Drugs
(a) 4-Aminuo guinoline It includes derivatives, such as chloroquine, hydroxy chloroquine and Amodiaquine
(b) Mepacrine
(c) Pramaquine
(d) Pyremethamane
(e) Artemether
(f) Sulphadoxine
Note:- These drugs should be used under medical advice only
Alrhelmentics and other anti-infective drugs (Meant and used for killing worms, Parasites etc)
(a) Paperazine
(b) Pyrantel
(c) Bephenicam
(d) Diethyl Carbramazine
(e) Niclosamide Mebendazole
(f) Tetramisole
(h) Albendazole
(i) Levamisole
Anti-Allergic Drugs
(a) Promethazine
(b) Trimeprazine
(c) Dimethydrinate
(d) Chlorphenaramine maleate
(e) Cyclazine
(f) Activistine
(g) Astenizoie
(h) Cetrazine
(i) Loratadine
(0 Terfenadine
Note:-Above mentioned drugs are generally used in allergic
Conditions like urticaria, Seasonal and perannial sinusitis, contact dermalites, Pruritis, drug induced rashes, insect biles, Motion sickness and other forms of Nausea and vomiting, some cases of Migraine and Menier’s desease.
Warning
Use with almost caution, if use is unavoidable, in cases of urinary retention, Prostatic hypertrophy epilepsy, nursing mothers, pregrant ladies, infants, children and extremely weak elderly patients, narrow angle glancoma