What conditions is Acetarsone used for?

Acetarsone has been used to treat infections like trypanosomiasis and leishmaniasis.

How does Acetarsone work in the body?

The exact mechanism of how Acetarsone works is currently unknown.

Is Acetarsone a synthetic drug?

No, Acetarsone is considered a natural product.

What are the other names for Acetarsone?

Acetarsone is also known as Acetarsol.

Is Acetarsone still commonly used?

The data indicates that Acetarsone has a withdrawn flag, suggesting it may no longer be in active use.

What type of molecule is Acetarsone?

Acetarsone is classified as a small molecule.

acetarsol | CAS 97-44-9 | ODFJOVXVLFUVNQ

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Small molecule

Acetarsone (also known as Acetarsol) is a small molecule drug that has been used to treat conditions like trypanosomiasis and leishmaniasis. It is classified as a natural product.

How it worksThe specific way Acetarsone works is currently unknown.

Used for

TrypanosomiasisLeishmaniasis

Conditions

TrypanosomiasisLeishmaniasis

Class

Small moleculeNatural product

How to take

The input does not specify if this drug is taken orally, by injection, or applied to the skin; however, it is noted as not being oral, parenteral, or topical in the provided data summary, which may indicate missing or conflicting administration details.

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Questions to ask

·What is the specific use of Acetarsone for my condition?
·Are there alternative treatments for leishmaniasis or trypanosomiasis?

Educational summary derived from FDA labeling, AI-assisted. Not medical advice — consult a healthcare professional. Updated 2026-04-26.

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