Antivirals
Antivirals are drugs used in the treatment of viral diseases.
antivirals[edit | edit source]
- abacavir
- abacavir succinate
- abacavir sulfate
- aciclovir
- aciclovir sodium
- adefovir
- adefovir dipivoxil
- amprenavir
- atazanavir sulfate
- brivudine
- cidofovir
- darunavir
- darunavir ethanolate
- delavirdine mesilate
- denotivir
- didanosine
- docosanol
- edoxudine
- efavirenz
- elvitegravir
- emtricitabine
- enfuvirtide
- entecavir
- etravirine
- famciclovir
- fomivirsen sodium
- fosamprenavir calcium
- foscarnet sodium
- ganciclovir
- ganciclovir sodium
- ibacitabine
- idoxuridine
- imiquimod
- indinavir sulfate
- inosine pranobex
- interferon alfa
- interferon beta
- interferon gamma
- lamivudine - a nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor that is very effective in combination with zidovudine in treating aids and hiv
- lopinavir
- maraviroc
- moroxydine
- moroxydine hydrochloride
- nelfinavir mesilate
- nevirapine - a non nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (trade name viramune) used to treat aids and hiv
- oseltamivir phosphate
- penciclovir
- peptide t
- pleconaril
- poly I
- poly c12u
- propagermanium
- raltegravir
- raltegravir potassium
- resiquimod
- ribavirin - an inhaled antiviral agent (trade name virazole) that may be used to treat serious virus infections
- rimantadine hydrochloride
- ritonavir - a protease inhibitor (trade name norvir) used in treating hiv
- saquinavir - a weak protease inhibitor (trade name invirase) used in treating hiv
- saquinavir mesilate
- sorivudine
- stavudine
- telbivudine
- tenofo vir
- tenofovir disoproxil fumarate
- tipranavir
- tipranavir sodium
- trichosanthin
- trifluridine
- tromantadine hydrochloride
- valaciclovir hydrochloride
- valganciclovir hydrochloride
- vidarabine
- vidarabine phosphate
- vidarabine sodium phosphate
- zalcitabine
- zanamivir
- zidovudine - an antiviral drug (trade name retrovir) used in the treatment of aids; adverse side effects include liver damage and suppression of the bone marrow
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