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MEDizzy Videosabout 8 years ago
Diarrhoea and Anti-Diarrhoeal Drugs
Provided video gives you an insight about different types of therapies for diarrhoea and their individual details including mode of actions, agonists, antagonists, and side effects. Non specific therapy is described in more detail than the specific therapy which is also highlighted in the end. Timeline: 0:00 Introduction 0:15 Classification of diarrhoea on basis of onset 1:00 Non Specific Therapy 6:17 Specific Therapy
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