CAS 23239-88-5 Local Anesthesia Drugs Hydrochloride HCl

rmaceutical Raw Material HCl

Description

is an anaesthetic drug, mostly used for application direct to the skin. HCl is a salt modification of , formed when is complexed with hydrochloric acid. Often, drug salts have enhanced properties compared with the parent compound. For example, hydrochloride is more water soluble than , making it more appropriate for oral administration. hydrochloride salt is the hydrochloride salt form of the local anesthetic , the rmacological effects with , procaine weaker than the effect of anesthesia.Partially absorbed slowly, lasting effect.Because they do not dissolve in water, can not be used for anesthesia, pain relief, anti-itch effect, drugs are usually made of powdered or oil paste, used to treat wounds clinically, ulcers, burns, skin abrasions and hemorrhoids.

Function HCL works by creating a chemical barrier that halts the build-up of sodium, which accumulates as the nerve endings are stimulated by pain. When sodium builds up, electrical ld in the nerve endings. These are eventually transmitted to the brain, which interprets the Local absorption is slow with lasting effect. It cannot be used for anesthesia as a result of not being dissolved in water. It can be used for pain relief and anti-itch. hydrochloride is usually made into powder or oil paste and used to heal wounds, ulcers, burns, skin abrasions and hemorrhoids.