Ranitidine, wanda ake sayar da shi a ƙarƙashin sunan kasuwanci Zantac da sauransu, magani ne wanda ke rage yawan samar da acid na ciki.[1] An kuma fi amfani da shi don magance cututtukan cututtukan peptic, cututtukan gastroesophageal reflux, da ciwon Zollinger-Ellison.[1] Har ila yau, akwai shaidar ɗan lokaci na fa'ida ga amya.[2] Ana iya ɗauka ta baki, ta hanyar allura a cikin tsoka, ko cikin jijiya.[1]

Ranitidine
group of stereoisomers (en) Fassara
Bayanai
Ƙaramin ɓangare na furans (en) Fassara da tertiary amine (en) Fassara
Amfani essential medicine (en) Fassara
Sinadaran dabara C₁₃H₂₂N₄O₃S
Canonical SMILES (en) Fassara CNC(=C[N+](=O)[O-])NCCSCC1=CC=C(O1)CN(C)C
Active ingredient in (en) Fassara Wal-Zan (en) Fassara da Zantac (en) Fassara
Pregnancy category (en) Fassara Australian pregnancy category B1 (en) Fassara da US pregnancy category B (en) Fassara
Subject has role (en) Fassara H2 antagonists (en) Fassara da anti-ulcer drug (en) Fassara
Stylized name (en) Fassara raNITIdine

Abubuwan da aka sani sun haɗa da ciwon kai, da zafi ko ƙonewa idan an yi musu ta hanyar allura.[1] Mummunan illa na iya haɗawa da matsalolin hanta, jinkirin bugun zuciya, ciwon huhu, da kuma yuwuwar rufe kansar ciwon ciki.[1] Hakanan yana da alaƙa da haɓakar haɗarin Clostridium difficile colitis.[3] Gabaɗaya yana da lafiya a cikin ciki.[1] Ranitidine antagonist mai karɓar H2 histamine ne wanda kuma ke aiki ta hanyar toshe histamine, don haka yana rage adadin acid ɗin da ƙwayoyin ciki ke fitarwa.[1]

An gano Ranitidine a Ingila, UK a cikin shekarar 1976, kuma ya fara amfani da kasuwanci a 1981.[4] Yana cikin Jerin Mahimman Magunguna na Hukumar Lafiya ta Duniya.[5] Ana samunsa azaman magani na gama-gari.[1] Farashin 2015 a cikin ƙasashe masu tasowa ya kai dalar Amurka 0.01-0.05 kowace kwamfutar hannu.[6] A Amurka kusan $0.05 ne a kowane kashi.[1] A cikin 2017, shi ne na 48th mafi yawan magunguna a Amurka, tare da rubutattun magunguna sama da miliyan 16.[7][8]

A cikin Satumba 2019, an gano carcinogen N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) a cikin samfuran ranitidine daga masana'antun da yawa, wanda ya haifar da tunowa.[9][10][11] A cikin Afrilu 2020, an janye shi daga kasuwar Amurka kuma an dakatar da shi a cikin Tarayyar Turai da Ostiraliya saboda waɗannan damuwa.[12][13][14][15]

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