azintamide

Azintamide is a small molecule choleretic agent used primarily for the treatment of dyspepsia and biliary tract disorders. It functions by stimulating the secretion of bile from the liver, which aids in the digestion and absorption of lipids. Beyond its choleretic properties, azintamide has been shown to modulate visceral sensitivity and gastrointestinal motility, helping to alleviate symptoms such as upper abdominal bloating, pain, and loss of appetite. It is frequently administered as enteric-coated tablets, often in combination with digestive enzymes like pancreatin to provide comprehensive relief for functional dyspepsia.

Brand names

BilipurumOragallinColerin

Other names

Azintamida阿嗪米特