What is aminopyrine?

Aminopyrine has been used as an antipyretic and analgesic to treat colds, neuritis and rheumatism, as well as to reduce fever The drug has a similar effect to NSAIDs Aminopyrine has been strongly discouraged from use due to the risk of leukopenia (or agranulocytosis) Leukopenia can lead to a dramatic decrease in white blood cells and an increased risk of serious infection 13C labeled aminopyrine is a noninvasive breath test component used to measure cytochrome P-450 metabolism (to help assess liver function) The drug was given orally and then the exhaled concentration was measured 2 hours later The amount of drugs in the breath can help determine if you have liver disease or liver damage The drug can be absorbed almost completely by the stomach and intestines when taken orally, so it is very useful in the detection of liver function Once absorbed, it is rapidly processed and metabolized by the liver Measuring saliva about 18 hours after taking the drug can help determine if the drug has been successfully handled and metabolized Through this information, we can understand the general situation of liver function and metabolic capacity If further measurements are needed, liver function tests can be repeated several times a week The use of aminopyrine for liver function test is very effective in determining the liver enzyme function of those exposed to solvent The antipyretic and analgesic properties of this drug make it used to treat acute leukemia in many places In addition, it is used as a compound formula As an antipyretic and antipyretic drug, it can affect the human hypothalamus The drug can cause the body's natural interleukin to induce the body to go out of control to help the body cool down The drug also reduces prostaglandin synthesis in the hypothalamus This is done by blocking the natural response of prostaglandins to the hypothalamus and its thermal sensors Aminopyrine is also used to measure the milk production of dairy cows, and to know the normal output by determining the drug absorption rate and body fluid The drug is given intravenously, and then 24 hours later the absorption rate is determined by examining the blood, urine and milk of cattle.