Veterinary drugs? Human medicine? Fool can't tell!

Veterinary drugs refer to substances used to prevent, treat, diagnose animal diseases or purposefully regulate the physiological functions of animals Veterinary medicine is used for animals, including all livestock, poultry, all kinds of birds and animals, wild animals and fish Drugs for human use are specially used to treat human diseases There are also great differences in dosage forms, prescribed dosage, ways and methods of administration, and types of administration among different species of animals For example, many drugs are of large dosage specifications and are specially produced for some large animals, while some drugs are suitable for mixing in water or feed and only suitable for small animals For example, ruminants are more sensitive to some anesthetics; cattle are less tolerant to mercury; birds are more likely to be poisoned by furans; antibiotics are more likely to cause digestive dysfunction in herbivores The more important difference between veterinary medicine and human medicine is that they use different antibiotics For example, the animal specific drugs ceftiofur, enrofloxacin and florfenicol have good therapeutic effect, but they are not used in human beings Part of the reason is to avoid the transfer of drug resistance from animals to humans through the food chain So try not to make animal antibiotics the same as human antibiotics (except for non-human edible animals) After introducing so many differences, what do they have in common? Based on the comparison of drug intelligence data - domestic drug database and drug intelligence star - veterinary drug product approval number database, the author found that about 80 varieties of nearly 2000 APIs in the domestic drug database are used by both veterinary drugs and human drugs See the following table for details: generic product category generic product category generic product category menthol traditional Chinese medicine analgin chemical andrographolide traditional Chinese Medicine Ampicillin sodium chemicals Huangtengsu traditional Chinese medicine sulfadiazine chemicals tetracycline chemicals lactate chemicals tetracycline hydrochloride chemicals doxycycline hydrochloride chemicals sublimation sulfur chemicals dilute hydrochloric acid chemicals gentamicin sulfate chemicals niacinamide chemicals kanamycin monosulfate chemicals neomycin sulfate chemicals Chlortetracycline Hydrochloride, antipyrine chemicals, sulfamethoxazole chemicals, phenol sulfonylethylamine chemicals, povidone iodine chemicals, pefloxacin mesylate chemicals, niclosamide chemicals, acetic acid chemicals, norfloxacin chemicals, formaldehyde solution chemicals, ciprofloxacin lactate chemicals, potassium permanganate chemicals, vitamin C Chemicals - praziquantel chemicals - ciprofloxacin hydrochloride chemicals - Vitamin E chemicals - lincomycin hydrochloride chemicals - colistin sulfate chemicals - fluffy enhancers chemicals - benzalkonium bromide chemicals - pepsin chemicals - Thiamphenicol chemicals - aminophylline chemicals - kitasamycin tartrate chemicals - barbital chemicals Streptomycin sulfate chemicals phenobarbital chemicals iodophosphatidine chemicals nicotinic acid chemicals sulfadiazine sodium chemicals trimethoprim chemicals dextran iron chemicals sulfamethazine chemicals kitasamycin chemicals sulfamethazine sodium chemicals crystalline sulfanilamide chemicals amoxicillin chemicals sulfamidine Chemicals ampicillin chemicals vitamin A chemicals basic bismuth nitrate chemicals spectinomycin hydrochloride chemicals sodium salicylate chemicals Sulfamethoxine chemicals oxytetracycline chemicals carbapeline calcium chemicals erythromycin chemicals sodium camphorsulfonate chemicals oxytetracycline hydrochloride chemicals norfloxacin lactate chemicals Boric acid chemicals gonarieline chemicals ammonium chloride chemicals ivermectin chemicals levamisole hydrochloride chemicals calcium pantothenate chemicals mebendazole chemicals pharmaceutical carbon chemicals atropine sulfate chemicals Urotropine chemicals albendazole chemicals concentrated hydrogen peroxide solution chemicals aminopyrine chemicals Although sulfanilamide has the same API for methoxypyrimidine chemicals, there are still differences in the quality standards and other regulatory requirements in the production process In order to be used as both human API and animal API, it is necessary to meet their respective requirements and obtain the corresponding approval number To learn more about veterinary medicine, please search through the information query section of "yaozhixing veterinary medicine"; at the same time, the information of veterinary medicine compounds can be searched through the information query section of "Yaozhi data chemaharm" In the near future, the subject of veterinary medicine will be launched in the subject section of the pharmaceutical intelligence data At that time, the relevant database information of veterinary medicine can be retrieved through the list of the subject Note: This article is original by the author of yaozhi.com, welcome to reprint, please indicate the source and author when reprint, thank you!