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The effect of the endogenous transmitter, dopamine, is to inhibit the release of acetylcholine (ACh), and this results in decrease in motility of the stomach and proximal small bowel (Tonini et al., 2004)
Sulodexide, a type of GAG, with heparin sulfate accounting for 80% and dermatan sulfate accounting for 20%, exhibits anti-thrombosis characteristics, promotes fibrinolysis, and can induce vasodilation through endothelium-dependent NO [102, 129]
Additionally, the observation that changes in symptoms as assessed by PainDetect are correlated with changes in the CNFD in the ARA 290 treatment group alone, further support a functional relationship between small fiber density and neuropathic symptoms
Safety profile and important considerations Dihexa has a limited human safety dataset