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Classification of laxatives
(1) magnesium sulfate. This product belongs to a volume laxative. Mainly used for removing intestinal endotoxin, catharsis and constipation after expelling intestinal parasites. Injection of magnesium sulfate can inhibit the central nervous system, relieve spasm and anticonvulsant. Can be used for treating spasm, convulsion and epilepsy. 20% magnesium sulfate solution for external use can capture water from tissues, thus having the functions of detumescence, anti-inflammation and detoxification. Usage and dosage: laxatives are taken orally, 10 ~ 20g/ time; Inject 25% solution into anticonvulsant muscle, 2 ~ 65438 00 ml/time; 20% solution for external use.

(2) phenolphthalein (fruit guide). After oral administration, this product meets alkaline intestinal juice in the intestine to form soluble sodium salt, which stimulates intestinal mucosa, promotes intestinal peristalsis and plays an antidiarrheal role. Mainly used for chronic constipation. Administration and dosage: oral, 5 ~ 10mg/ time.

(3) liquid paraffin. This product is 1 mineral oil. It is not digested or absorbed in the intestine. By lubricating the intestinal wall and feces, the absorption of water by the intestine is hindered, and the feces are softened and easily discharged. It is suitable for constipation of pregnant dogs and puppies. Administration and dosage: take orally, 5 ~ 30ml/ time.