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In-Depth Review of Laxatives, Prokinetic Agents, and Cathartics

Explore the effectiveness, mechanisms, and considerations of various laxatives, cathartics, and prokinetic agents such as anthraquinones, castor oil, cisapride, and more. Learn about their roles in promoting bowel movement and alleviating constipation.

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In-Depth Review of Laxatives, Prokinetic Agents, and Cathartics

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  1. 2003-2004Review of Laxatives, Cathartics and Prokinetic Agents 5 January 20209:49 AM

  2. Anthraquinonescascara segrada, danthron, senna • Contact cathartics

  3. Bisacodyl • Contact cathartic

  4. Cascara sagrada • Contact cathartic • Anthraquinone derivative

  5. Castor Oil • Contact cathartic

  6. Cisapride • Prokinetic agent • 5HT4 agonist

  7. Danthron • Contact cathartic • Anthraquinone derivative

  8. Docusates • Lubricating laxatives • Stool softeners

  9. Lactulose • Saline (osmotic) cathartic

  10. Methylcellulose • Bulk laxative

  11. Metoclopramide • Prokinetic agentAntiemetic • D2 antagonist

  12. Mineral oil • Lubricating laxative • Stool softener

  13. Polyethylene glycol- electolyte solution • AntidoteCathartic

  14. Senna • Contact cathartic • Anthraquinone derivative

  15. Sodium phosphate • Saline (osmotic) cathartic

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