ANTIFUNGAL MARKER
Shubhrat Maheshwari* and Dr. Zubair Akhtar
Abstract
Antifungal marker is a pharmaceutical device used to deliver a
controlled released medication at a targeted point against the fungal
infection for treating and preventing the fungicide of fungistatic by
applying in infected area. Pharmaceutics is the discipline of pharmacy
that deals with the process of turning new dosage form of the oldest
drug by changing their route of administration. Fluconazole is an
imidazole derivative used for treating local and systemic fungal
infection. The oral and intravenous use of fluconazole has many side
effects. Commercially marker preparation are not available in market
and the half life of fluconazole is 27 to 34 hours once a daily dose.
Currently 50mg, 100mg, 150mg and 200mg tablets are available and intravenous formulation
exits in 200 to 400 doses. There is a higher possibility of cost effectiveness by applying
marker one time it will provide you relief from itching and provide cooling effect by
releasing the effective dose that present in marker so it provide work like sustain and
controlled release in a targeted area.
Keywords: Marker, antifungal, sustain, targeted.
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