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Suppository Part 1

The document discusses various types of suppositories, including rectal, vaginal, nasal, and urethral, detailing their administration methods and advantages. Suppositories are beneficial for patients who cannot swallow medications and provide localized or systemic effects. The document also highlights the formulation and storage conditions necessary for these dosage forms.

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Suppository Part 1

The document discusses various types of suppositories, including rectal, vaginal, nasal, and urethral, detailing their administration methods and advantages. Suppositories are beneficial for patients who cannot swallow medications and provide localized or systemic effects. The document also highlights the formulation and storage conditions necessary for these dosage forms.

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UPPOSI TORIES Dr.

Parjanya Shukla

uppoitoia ant salid or samisolsd donoqe Dr. M. P. Singh Clases


o o mudicament

or mserhion into body cavity ke


u ctum, vaginal uTLhra hrac or nasal caviy

hy u dosiqnad to mil, dinintaqraks or dimolus


a body tamparakura

ruloss tta madicomant or


Jocal, bystemic Or machanical achion

positories intandad for Vagina ponoris


UrHra urthral bougies
nasal cavity nasa baugrus
PesoriS au also mads as Combromd tabluls

which dis intsgraks into body Pluid

Hdvantaqggdepboaitentas 8y- Dr.Mahandra falap Stngl


( (Thuy Can br 2asily adminishud to childran, old bunias
and to unconauaus pahisnts
who not 8wallow druq
con
easil
) Thus ant inserhd into body covihy to produu
Jocal alach
3) Ths in&Ttad into uctum to promots evocuaton o
boul.
(4) i Autabl foT drgs which produce
initont el4ac in Gli. Dr. Parjanya Shukla
&
Dr. M. P. Singh Class
(5) Th drugs in Auppositorios au slowy
absorbad iving Austainad acton.

6)uppositovus a uni doxage om a dug

(7) avoid pals ect

Aadvantaqs Suppositeias
0)Thinitont druqs con no be administaud.

uppouppo itoris causa emborrasmant to paHant


a) Nasd bpeu'al storage condiH ons (Low tamb) lo-20'c.

) Thoa Can not be praparsd 2anily


By-Dr.Mahundra Prataþ Sing

Ractal SuphositoTi
* Thuss au muant foY inoduchon into Hactum

for Kuir bystomic ellet.

xenually mad rom tRiobroma oil


avalabun variou Al3
(wight albou to 2 )
X Thusa au ton 0T tovpado Ahaprd.
) Vaginal Supporitovi
Th au muontoy introduchiom in vagina Dr. Parjanya Shukla
&
Dr. M.P. Singh Clases
albo known as pomorID
(Jonger Kan Aubpositoria,)

Voginal Suppoxitovs may be> Cmical, Xod-shaped


Widgt sh aprd
or

tosighfabouB 4 to 29)

(3) Nasal Suppositoies


Thus au muant for introducion in hasal cavity

also knouwn as nasal bougius

Th au Kin and cylindica in shapt

always praporad wih qhyoo-qalahin bask.


(9- lo'cm ong towghf about i9)
4) UTahral Subpositori
Thu au miant for nroducHon in UTAhro

also known as uTeihval boug ies.

These au Hin, Jong and tybindical


weight abaut to
5) Ear Conu 7kes au mman or inhoducHon in gaY

also known as awunaia.

Thes a Kin , Jong and cylindical in shapt


wught about 1g

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