Drug Name Tribulus

Drugs need not always be administered orally (i.e., by swallowing), but may also be given parenterally. This route usually refers to an injection, although enteral absorption is also bypassed when drugs are inhaled or applied to the skin. For intravenous, intramuscular, or subcutaneous injections, drugs are often given as solutions and, less frequently.
Dimercaprol (BAL, British Anti-Lewisite) was developed in World War II as an antidote against vesicant organic arsenicals (B). It is able to chelate various metal ions. Dimercaprol forms a liquid, rapidly decomposing substance that is given intramuscularly in an oily vehicle.

 

Aldactone(Pironolactone, Abbolactone, Acelat, Aldace, Aldactazide, Aldactide, Alderon, Aldopur, Almatol, Altex, Aquareduct) is a diuretic that prevents potassium-sparing your body from absorbing too much salt, and helps the potassium levels from getting too low. Aldactone is used in the diagnosis or treatment of the condition where your body has too much aldosterone.
The activity of autonomic tissue, however, persists at a high level; thyroxine is released in excess, resulting in iodine-induced hyperthyroidism. Iodized salt prophylaxis. Goiter is endemic in regions where soils are deficient in iodine. Use of iodized table salt allows iodine requirements (150– 300 ?g/d) to be met and effectively prevents goiter.