H2 HISTAMINERGIC RECEPTOR MEDIATED COMPLICATIONS AND LIGANDS FOR THERAPEUTIC PURPOSE
Sumit Kumar* and Ganesh N. Sharma
Abstract
Histamine endeavours its pharmacological and physiological effects by
come in contact with at least two distinct receptors. Histamine has a
major function in allergic reactions. H2 receptor plays a key role in
gastric secretion regulation by inducing acid and peptin secretion. The
function, structure, distribution, and affinity for histamine are all
characteristics of histamine receptors. GI diseases are most common
problems in tropical countries and commonly manifest as functional
dyspepsia, GERD, Dysbiosis and peptic ulcer diseases etc. H2 receptor
antagonists are well tolerated by the general population, and a large
percentage of the population uses them to treat these diseases and other
minor upper GI symptoms and these are a type of medication which
are acid-suppressing and used to get relief from various types of GI problems. Oral
administration of H2 receptor antagonists results in good absorption, and all H2 receptor
antagonists are available as tablets for oral administration. This review article includes the
therapeutic use of H2 Receptor antagonists in the various GI problems.
Keywords: H2 receptor, functional dyspepsia, GERD, peptic ulcer disease, dysbiosis.
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