pharmachologic effect

Chloropyramine hydrochloride - a chlorinated analogue of tripelenamine (pyribenzamine) is a classic antihistamine drug belonging to the group of ethylenediaminic antihistamines.

It has antihistamine and m-cholinoblocking action, has antiemetic effect, moderate spasmolytic and peripheral cholinoblocking activity.

The therapeutic effect of chloropyramine (in tablets) develops within 15-30 minutes after ingestion, reaches a maximum within the first hour after administration and lasts a minimum of 3-6 hours.

Indications

- hives;

- serum sickness;

- seasonal and year-round allergic rhinitis;

- conjunctivitis;

Contact dermatitis;

- skin itching;

- acute and chronic eczema;

- atopic dermatitis;

- food and drug allergies;

- allergic reactions to insect bites;

- angioedema (Quincke's edema) - for the solution;

- angioedema (Quincke's edema) - as an adjuvant - for tablets.