THE RELEVANCE OF THE SEARCH FOR HEPATOPROTECTORS AND HEPATOPROTECTORS WITH HIGH ACTIVITY USED IN THE TREATMENT OF HEPATITIS CAUSED BY DRUGS

Acute or chronic liver damage brought on by medicines or natural chemicals is known as drug-induced hepatotoxicity. The appearance is comparable to numerous hepatobiliary illnesses, making diagnosis challenging. The elimination of the offending agent and careful observation for resolution constitute the main treatment. The pathophysiology, assessment, and management of drug-induced hepatotoxicity are explained in this activity. It also discusses how the interprofessional team might help patients receive better care. Based on experimental validation, natural bioactive components generated from plant secondary metabolites have been pronounced as valuable options for predicting and mitigating hepatotoxic effects and their chronic consequences.