An anthelmintic drug that repels intestinal parasites (mainly helminths) that are parasitic in the human gut, including mites (such as piperazine citrate), mites (such as chlorpyrifos), and hookworms. Drugs (such as albendazole), whipworms (such as phenol pyrimidine), aphid drugs (such as crane grass buds). Some of these drugs, such as pyrimidine, thiabendazole, albendazole, and levamisole, are effective against a variety of intestinal infections, so they are called broad-spectrum anthelmintic drugs. The principle of action of anthelmintic drugs is mainly as follows: (1) acting on the nerves and muscle system of the worm body, causing tonic or flaccid paralysis of the worm body, causing the worm to lose its ability to adsorb to the intestinal wall, and discharge it with intestinal peristalsis. In vitro, most of the anthelmintic drugs have this effect; 2 affecting the enzyme activity, such as chlorpyrifos can inhibit the enzyme system of worm transporting sugar, causing its glucose metabolism to occur; 3 digestive worms, such as Lei Wan can be directly digested Worm organization.
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Amino compound
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Oxy-containing amino compound
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Organic derivative of hydrazine or hydrazine
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Aldehyde
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Fluorobenzoic acid series
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