Drug reference
policresulen
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Drug class
Miscellaneous (Miscellaneous)
Mechanism of action
It promotes haemostasis by enabling blood protein coagulation and allowing contraction of muscle fibres of small calibre blood vessels, and chemical debridement through interaction with devitalised plasma membrane phospholipid molecules, thus causing denaturation of cellular proteins allowing for their removal.
Common side effects
- Local irritation
- Discomfort
Related conditions
Frequently asked questions
What drug class is policresulen?
policresulen belongs to: Miscellaneous.
How does policresulen work?
It promotes haemostasis by enabling blood protein coagulation and allowing contraction of muscle fibres of small calibre blood vessels, and chemical debridement through interaction with devitalised plasma membrane phospholipid molecules, thus causing denaturation of cellular proteins allowing for their removal.
What are the common side effects of policresulen?
Local irritation, Discomfort
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