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ADH Inhibitor

ADH inhibitors are used to treat certain types of chemical poisoning involving ethylene glycol or methanol. They work by blocking the action of the poisonous substances.

Why are adh inhibitor prescribed?

  1. Chemical Poisoning (100%)

Key takeaways

ADH inhibitors are used to treat ethylene glycol or methanol poisoning. They work by blocking the enzyme alcohol dehydrogenase, which helps prevent the toxic breakdown of substances like methanol and ethylene glycol into harmful byproducts. These medications are typically available in injectable form. An example of an ADH inhibitor is fomepizole. This medication can help manage poisoning emergencies effectively.

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fomepizole

FOMEPIZOLE treats ethylene glycol (antifreeze) and methanol poisoning. It works by stopping your body from breaking down these substances into their toxic form.
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