What Are Parasympatholytics?

Parasympathomimetics parasympathcnnimetics are also known as "M cholinergic receptor agonists" and "post-holiday pseudocholine drugs". A class of drugs that act on parasympathetic nerves with similar effects. The drug binds to the M-choline receptor on the effector dominated by the parasympathetic ganglion fibers and excites it, producing an M-like effect. It is manifested as cardiac depression, visceral smooth muscle contraction, increased glandular secretion, and pupil shrinkage.

Parasympathomimetics

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Parasympathomimetics parasympathcnnimetics are also known as "M cholinergic receptor agonists" and "post-holiday pseudocholine drugs". A class of drugs that act on parasympathetic nerves with similar effects. The drug binds to the M-choline receptor on the effector dominated by the parasympathetic ganglion fibers and excites it, producing an M-like effect. It is manifested as cardiac depression, visceral smooth muscle contraction, increased glandular secretion, and pupil shrinkage.

characteristic

Parasympathomimetic parasympathcnnimetics, also known as M cholinergic agonists, are post-holiday pseudocholine drugs. A class of drugs that act similarly to parasympathetic nerves when excited. The drug binds to the M-choline receptor on the effector dominated by the parasympathetic ganglion fibers and excites it, producing an M-like effect.

It is manifested as cardiac depression, visceral smooth muscle contraction, increased glandular secretion, and pupil shrinkage. The representative medicine is pilocarpine, which has the most obvious effect on the eyes and glands. It is mainly used in ophthalmology for glaucoma. Adverse reactions are mainly caused by M-like effects after absorption. Available ^[1] Tropin treatment.