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evolution of semi solid dosages form​

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Answered by Soumyadaggubati
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Semisolid pharmaceutical systems comprise a body of

products, which when applied to the skin or accessible

mucous membranes tend to alleviate or treat a pathological

condition or offer protection against a harmful environment.

 They have the property to cling to the skin or mucous

membrane for a protracted period of time to exert their

therapeutic effect through protection and occlusion.

 The adhesion is due to their plastic rheological behavior

which allows semisolid to retain their shape and cling as

film until acted upon by an outside force.

 Semisolid dosage forms usually are intended for localized drug

delivery. In the past few years, however, these forms also have been

explored for the systemic delivery of various drugs.

 Semisolids constitute a significant proportion of pharmaceutical dosage

forms.

 They can be applied topically to the skin, cornea, rectal tissue, nasal

mucosa, vagina, buccal tissue, urethral membrane, and external ear

lining.

DEFINITION

 Semisolid dosage forms are dermatological products of semisolid

consistency which are applied to skin or mucous membrane for

therapeutic or protective action or cosmetic function.

Explanation:

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