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Antidotes, Systemic

Systemic antidotes are used to neutralize or counteract the effects of another drug or poison. Systemic antidotes work throughout the body, for example, to counter methemoglobinemia. A commonly prescribed systemic antidote is Methylene Blue.

Drugs classified as Antidotes, Systemic are frequently used to treat the following conditions:

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Cuprimine
Antidotes, Systemic
Commonly used to treat Rheumatoid Arthritis, Cystinuria, Kidney Stones, arsenic toxicity, Wilson's disease.

Photo of the drug Desferal.

Desferal
Antidotes, Systemic
Commonly used to treat Iron Overload, iron toxicity.

Photo of the drug Syprine.

Syprine
Antidotes, Systemic
Commonly used to treat Wilson's disease.

Photo of the drug Methylene Blue.

Methylene Blue
Antidotes, Systemic
Commonly used to treat methemoglobinemia.

Photo of the drug Fomepizole.

Fomepizole
Antidotes, Systemic
Commonly used to treat ethylene glycol poisoning.

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Chemet
Antidotes, Systemic
Commonly used to treat Lead Poisoning, lead toxicity.

Photo of the drug Provayblue.

Provayblue
Antidotes, Systemic
Commonly used to treat methemoglobinemia.

Photo of the drug Antizol.

Antizol
Antidotes, Systemic
Commonly used to treat ethylene glycol poisoning.

Photo of the drug Exjade.

Exjade
Antidotes, Systemic
Commonly used to treat Iron Overload, iron toxicity.

Photo of the drug Sodium Thiosulfate.

Sodium Thiosulfate
Antidotes, Systemic

Photo of the drug Protamine Sulfate.

Protamine Sulfate
Antidotes, Systemic
Commonly used to treat Hemorrhage.

Photo of the drug DEFEROXAMINE MESYLATE.

DEFEROXAMINE MESYLATE
Antidotes, Systemic

Photo of the drug ACETADOTE.

ACETADOTE
Antidotes, Systemic
Commonly used to treat nephrotoxicity prophylaxis.