Question 2: Which is better, motilium or cetirizine? Ding Lin is the second generation of gastrointestinal motility promoting drugs, and cetirizine is the third generation of gastrointestinal motility promoting drugs, which has higher bioavailability, better absorption and longer curative effect than domperidone.
Question 3: Which is better, motilium or MOX tablets? Mox * * tablets have stronger gastric motility and intestines than Modine, and will not get better soon. It takes 65,438+0 weeks for gastrointestinal tract to slow down, which requires frequent maintenance. I suggest you take it with multi-enzyme tablets. You mean indigestion.
Question 4: motilium mosapride motilium is an over-the-counter drug prescribed by Yang Sen in Xi for the treatment of mild dyspepsia. Yang Sen also produced a drug with the trade name of Prebos, which was imitated by an Indian factory. It is suitable for ① increasing gastrointestinal motility, and can be used for gastroparesis syndrome or gastrointestinal discomfort, but X-ray and endoscopy are negative, such as early satiety, postprandial fullness, anorexia, abdominal distension, belching, anorexia, nausea, vomiting or similar ulcer complaints (burning pain in the upper abdomen).
② Gastroesophageal reflux, including the treatment and maintenance of esophagitis.
③ Insufficient propulsive peristalsis and retention of gastrointestinal contents caused by pseudo intestinal obstruction related to motor dysfunction.
④ Resuming colon propulsion as a long-term treatment for patients with chronic constipation.
In short, it is a more serious gastrointestinal disease than motilium.
Yang Sen also filed a lawsuit against the Indian factory.
Both are over-the-counter drugs.
Question 5: There is a good difference between cilazapril and motilium. Ding Lin is the second generation gastrointestinal motility promoting drug, and cilazapril is the third generation gastrointestinal motility promoting drug. Oral bioavailability is higher than that of motilium, with better absorption and longer curative effect.