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Diphemanil
An antimuscarinic of the quaternary ammonium family, already studied in the early 1950s: by reducing the action of acetylcholine on glands and smooth muscle, it has been used against peptic ulcer, intestinal spasms and excessive sweating. This family brings together other impurities.
Did you know?It has also been used in newborns, to counter the slowing of the heartbeat caused by an overreactive vagus nerve.
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