"Why can't you sell me medicine?" Aunt Wang was helpless. Her granddaughter had a fever and wanted to come to the pharmacy to buy some fever-reducing artifact "An Naijin". However, the clerk wanted to register his physical information and said that he could not give it to people

"Why can't you sell me medicine?"

Aunt Wang was helpless. Her granddaughter had a fever and wanted to come to the pharmacy to buy some fever-reducing artifact " Annaijin ". However, the clerk wanted to register his physical information and said that he could not give it to people under the age of 18.

Aunt Wang remembered that at that time, everyone at home had a fever, they would eat An Nai, which was cheap and easy to use. Why can't you buy pharmacies now? Aunt Wang thinks it must be cheap, so the pharmacies are unwilling to sell...

1. These 6 medicines have been "banned". Do you still regard them as regular medicines?

Some common backup drugs are easy to use and effective, but they may have been "banned" in certain regions or countries, such as the following 6 drugs:

, Compound licorice tablets

Compound licorice tablets are a cough-relieving compound preparation of Chinese and Western medicines. The ingredients contain cocaine, also known as cocaine . In 2014, someone brought 16 bottles of compound licorice tablets to the United States. It was believed that carried the contraband and ordered that they could not enter the country within 5 years.

my country's The National Drug Administration issued a notice in July 2013, requiring pharmaceutical retail enterprises to set up counters for compound licorice tablets, and is managed by a dedicated person and registered for special book .

By March 2020, the State Administration of Drug Administration revised the drug instructions for compound licorice tablets, pointing out that compound licorice tablets contain opium , which will affect the morphine detection of urine during the medication use and within 3 to 4 days after stopping the medication; if is taken for a long time, dependent may occur; it may lead to hypokalemia.

, Viazole

Viazole is also called ribavirin, which is mainly used to treat severe lower respiratory tract infection caused by respiratory syncytial virus infection .

Virazole mainly includes injections, aerosols, nose drops, oral preparations, etc. in my country, and is more clinically abused. has no approved injections in some European and American countries.

In 2006, the State Administration of Drug Administration warned of the safety of virazole. A large number of studies have shown that has confirmed that virazole has obvious teratogenic and embryo killing toxic effects through animal experiments.

In addition, the main toxicity of ribavirin is hemolytic anemia , which may cause red blood cells, hemoglobin, and white blood cells. 10% of patients will also be accompanied by side effects in the heart and lungs.

, anginaxin

anginaxin belongs to the antipyrazoleone class, and became a commonly used antipyretic and analgesic drug in clinical practice in the 1920s, but in the 1970s, it attracted widespread attention due to serious adverse reactions. The US FDA officially banned Anaijin in 1977.

In my country, policies have been introduced to restrict the use of Annaijing on many occasions, and in 1982 the former Ministry of Health eliminated compound Annaijing tablets. By 2020, Annaijing products of various dosage forms also stopped being produced, sold and used in my country.

Although still has some Annain drugs whose production approval number has not been cancelled, is being circulated in 2020, the National Medical Products Administration revised the instructions for Annainin tablets and added warnings. reminds that it may cause serious adverse reactions in the blood system and may lead to serious allergic reactions . It is only used in severe cases and no other drugs can replace it. It is prohibited for teenagers and children under the age of 18.

, pidomad

pidomad is an artificially synthesized immune promoter. It was once a best-selling pediatric drug, but there is still a lack of high-quality and reliable clinical research.

In my country, in March 2018, the State Administration of Drug Administration revised the instructions for multiple preparations of Pidomod, and then issued a notice requiring manufacturers of Pidomod preparations to start clinical effectiveness trials as soon as possible and obtain evaluation results within 3 years.

, domperidone

domperidone is a peripheral dopamine receptor blocker. It can directly act on the gastrointestinal wall and enhance gastric motility. It has the effects of inhibiting vomiting, nausea, and preventing bile reflux . It is often used as an digestive drug for in China for a long time.

The US FDA has not approved any indication for domperidone, and it has been approved for sale in many European countries.

In 2016, the State Administration of Medicine of my country revised the instructions for domperidone preparation, clarifying that taking domperidone in some patients, may increase the risk of severe ventricular arrhythmia or even sudden cardiac death , and it is prohibited to use it in combination with erythromycin , ketoconazole oral preparations and other drugs.

, phenolphthalein tablets

phenolphthalein tablets are a irritating "laxative medicine". Many people often use them to treat constipation or lose weight. They are cheap and have a strong and fast effect in treating constipation. They are often used in clinical practice to treat stubborn constipation or intestinal cleaning before undergoing colonoscopy.

However, phenolphthalein tablets contain irritating ingredients. Long-term use of drugs leads to accumulation of drugs, irritating and damaging the intestinal mucosa. In severe cases, it may lead to colon melanosis , increasing the chance of intestinal cancer.

On January 14, 2021, the National Medical Products Administration of my country announced that it would stop the production, sales and use of of phenolphthalein tablets and phenolphthalein lozenges in my country, and cancel the drug registration certificate.

2. Take medicine safely. All these steps are indispensable.

There are also great questions about taking medicine. If you want to take medicine safely and healthy, you must pay attention to reading the instructions carefully and understand these 5 information:

First of all, when buying medicine, you must . When buying medicine, you must identify the OTC mark in the upper right corner of the medicine box. . Those with OTC are over-the-counter drugs. They can also be divided into red-bottomed Category A, green-bottomed Category B, and has a higher safety factor of .

Secondly, all domestic regular medicines or health care drugs have the words "national medicine approval" . If the instructions are marked "national food and healthy characters" or "weishijian characters", it means that it is only a health food, not a health care medicine. "Wei Yaojian" has been abolished, so don't take this medicine.

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In addition, see clearly the shelf life of the drug . Once the drug expires or deteriorates, it will not only cause the drug to fail, but may also cause toxic reactions. Therefore, be careful not to take medicines that are nearly expired or have any changes in appearance.

Also look at taboo group . "Use caution" is a primary warning, "Use taboo" and "disable" are relatively strict warnings. If you are a taboo group, adverse reactions may occur. Be sure to communicate with the doctor to confirm.

Finally, takes according to the dosage and time. Taking medicine before meals generally refers to 15-30 minutes before meals, taking medicine after meals generally refers to 15-30 minutes after meals, and taking medicine after meals generally refers to 1-2 hours before meals.

3. Effervescent tablets, slow-release tablets, chewable tablets, the correct posture for taking medicine is different. The dosage form of the drug is different, and the method of taking it is also different. Pay attention to these special dosage forms below.

Effervescent tablets . Never put them directly into your mouth or take them with water. It is recommended to soak them in 100~150 ml of warm water first, and drink them after the bubbles completely disappear.

slow-release tablets usually should be swallowed whole tablets and should not be chewed or broken or taken. For details, please refer to the drug instructions.

Chewable tablets , put them in your mouth and chew them thoroughly before swallowing them or taking them with a small amount of warm water.

sublingual lozenges, swallowed directly is usually ineffective, and should be placed under the tongue for about five minutes, or until completely dissolved.

In short, no matter what medicine you take, you must read the instructions carefully. It is best to take it under the guidance of a doctor and never abuse the drugs.

Reference materials:

[1] "When will the "Annakin film" be eliminated? 》. Chinese pharmacy .2022-05-15

[2] "The Internet rumored that "many people are still using these 6 banned drugs", is it true? 》. Drug Evaluation Center.2020-04-07

[3] "Complete suspension of production! This common drug actually has a risk of cancer? Please throw away any of the things at home in time…》. Popular Science China.2021-01-21

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