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CHLOROTHIAZIDE AND PREMENSTRUAL TENSION
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1959The principal complaints of premenstrual tension noted a week prior to menses are nervousness, tension, swelling, headaches, depression, and breast soreness and turgidity; in severe form, these symptoms may progress to antisocial behavior and psychosexual abnormalities.
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Effects of Chlorothiazide on the Pancreas
New England Journal of Medicine, 1961Since its introduction into clinical use in 1958 chlorothiazide has gained widespread acceptance as an effective diuretic and hypotensive agent. Because it is effective when taken by mouth, patients have found its use both convenient and economical. In addition, many patients report that by taking chlorothiazide daily as a diuretic they have become ...
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TREATMENT OF HYPERTENSION WITH CHLOROTHIAZIDE
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1959When chlorothiazide is used, lower and, hence, less toxic dosages of other hypertensive agents become effective in controlling blood pressure. Chlorothiazide does not reduce blood pressure in normotensive subjects, although the drug induces the same increase in salt excretion. Regarding the mechanism of antihypertensive effect of chlorothiazide, it may
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CHLOROTHIAZIDE IN LIVER DISEASE
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1958A E, READ +3 more
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