Drug metabolism refers to the chemical change process of drugs in the body. Most drugs lose their activity after being metabolized, and are converted into extremely high water-soluble metabolites, which are beneficial to excretion from the body. There are also some drugs that are hardly metabolized in the body and are excreted as original drugs. For more details, please read Factors Affecting Pharmacokinetics of Drugs . The metabolism of drugs requires the participation of enzymes. The liver is an important organ for drug metabolism. The cytochrome P-450 enzyme system of liver microsomes is the main enzyme system that promotes drug metabolism, so it is called liver drug enzymes. Some drugs can also be decomposed by related enzymes in other tissues. The availability and content of liver drug enzymes are not unstable, and individual differences are large, and they are easily affected by certain drugs. Any drug that can enhance the activity of liver drug enzymes or acce...
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