What are the major stability problems which result in poor bioavailab – McqOptions

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1.	What are the major stability problems which result in poor bioavailability of any orally administered drugs?
A.	Acidic degradation
B.	Degradation by salivary amylase
C.	Degradation of the drug in inactive form
D.	Interaction with the excipients and degradation in an inactive form
Answer» E.

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