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IntalActive Ingredient(s): Cromolyn SodiumFirst Approved by the FDA: May 28, 1982 Pharmaceutical Company: KING PHARMS Intal Article SummaryCromoglicic Acid (inn) (also Referred To As Cromolyn (usan), Cromoglycate (former Ban), Or Cromoglicate) Is Traditionally Described As A Mast Cell Stabilizer, And Is Commonly Marketed As The Sodium Salt Sodium Cromoglicate Or Cromolyn Sodium. This Drug Prevents The Release Of Inflammatory Chemicals Such As Histamine From Mast Cells. contents 1 History 2 Uses 3 Mechanism Of Action 4 References // history cromolyn Sodium Was Discovered By Dr. Roger Altounyan Who Was Himself A Lifelong ... Read the Full Intal ArticleArticle May Include Instructions, Side Effects, Interactions, Etc. This article is from Wikipedia. All text is available under the terms of the GFDL (GNU Free Documentation License) | http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intal Possible Dosages for this and Related Drugs:Note: May Include Dosages for Drugs similar to IntalAerosol, Metered 0.8mg/actuation, 0.8mg/inh Capsule 100mg, 20mg Concentrate 100mg/5ml Inhalant 20mg/2ml Liquid 100mg/5ml Solution 10mg/ml, 20mg/2ml, 4%, 40mg/ml, 5.2mg/actuation Solution, Concentrate 100mg/5ml Solution/drops 4% Spray, Metered 5.2mg/actuation, 5.2mg/spray Related Drug Page(s): Related Search Results for IntalWebmasters or Publishers: Link To This Drug ListingCopy and Paste the HTML Code Below to Create a Link to this Listing from any Web Page or Email.Graphical Link:
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