Effect and use of cardiac glycosides on the body

Mahmaraimov Shavkat Tuxtashovich

Head of the Department of Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacology, Termez branch of Toshkent Medical Academy

Jurayev Lochinbek Omonovich

Students of Termiz Branch of Tashkent Medical Academy

Shukurov Urol Abduqaxxor o‘g‘li

Students of Termiz Branch of Tashkent Medical Academy

Ibragimov Turg‘un Ikromjon o‘g‘li

Students of Termiz Branch of Tashkent Medical Academy

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सार

The term cardiac glycosides (CG) combines plant substances and their semisynthetic derivatives that have specific cardiotonic and antiarrhythmic effects that are due to a common mechanism of action. For a long time, SG was used as the main drug for the treatment of chronic heart failure. SGs normalize cardiac function, which helps to increase stroke volume, increase exercise tolerance and reduce the risk of developing decompensation of chronic heart failure (CHF). SGs reduce excessive sympathetic activity and restore the sensitivity of cardiopulmonary reflexes. However, despite the fact that cardiotonics improve the quality of life of patients for some time, life expectancy is not only not extended, but when using many “non-glycoside” drugs it can even be shortened (partly as a result of their arrhythmogenic effect). Currently, cardiotonics continue to be used, but they are only one component in the complex treatment of chronic heart failure.


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