What is methylsulfate used for? Understanding its Role in Medications
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Thousands of medical procedures rely on medications containing a methylsulfate component, a key element in specific drugs like neostigmine to reverse the effects of muscle relaxants after surgery. This chemical isn't the active drug itself, but a crucial salt that provides stability and helps with drug delivery. A wide range of medications, from antispasmodics to antidotes, incorporate methylsulfate to facilitate their therapeutic effects.
