This article addresses the issues of pharmaceutical pollution Kura River. Existing published information on world’s rivers and in Georgia was analyzed. Based laboratory studies water samples within city Tbilisi, which were carried out to identify psychostimulating analeptic drugs, antibiotics macrolide group, nicotine, analgesic–antipyretics, places with highest levels identified. analysis dyna...

BACKGROUND Fever is an extremely common sign in paediatric patients and the most common cause for a child to be taken to the doctor. The literature indicates that physicians and parents have too many misconceptions and conflicting results about fever management. In this study we aim to identify knowledge, attitudes and misconceptions of primary care physicians regarding fever in children. MET...

Enolethers are a group of reactive compounds also occurring in the nature and displaying different kinds of activities, such as antifungal, antibacterial, nematocidal, cytostatic, cytotoxic, phytotoxic, nematicidal, antipyretic, hypotensive, analgesic, antitussive, depresant, anticancerogenic and antiviral.

There is little doubt that clinicians will continue to seek new and, one hopes, more intelligent ways to suppress fever. In the process, new agents will be developed, new uses will be identified for existing antipyretic agents, new measures will be designed to maximize the benefits of antipyretic therapy while minimizing its adverse effects, and a concerted effort will be made to define more cl...

Abstract
 Fever is defined as a change in the body's temperature regulation mechanism which results an increase body above normal 32.7ºC. Antipyretics are drugs used to reduce fever, one of paracetamol, but use paracetamol large doses and for long time has potential cause damage kidneys, brain, liver (hepatotoxic), disorders digestive system, respiratory system hematological effects. Thes...

Various treatments have been used to suppress fever since antiquity. Surprisingly, few studies have been performed to ascertain the physiologic consequences of antipyresis and validate the rationale behind such therapy. More importantly, it has not been established conclusively that the benefits of antipyretic therapy outweigh its risks. The present review considers these issues in light of cur...