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Lactate infusions in obsessive-compulsive disorder

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1985
Panic attacks followed sodium lactate infusions in one of seven patients with obsessive-compulsive disorder and 26 of 48 patients with panic disorder or agoraphobia with panic attacks. This suggests that lactate-induced panic is specific to the latter groups.
J M, Gorman, M R, Liebowitz, A J, Fyer, D, Dillon, S O, Davies, J, Stein, D F, Klein   +6 more
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Lactate-induced panic in primary affective disorder

American Journal of Psychiatry, 1986
Intravenous sodium lactate was given to seven patients with primary depression and secondary panic attacks and 26 patients with panic disorder or agoraphobia with panic attacks. The two groups had similar rates of panic response. These results challenge the diagnostic specificity of lactate-induced panic.
D S, Cowley, S R, Dager, D L, Dunner
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Hormones, Breast Disorders, and Lactation

2020
The breast is an organ, equal and symmetrical, of the human body. It develops, grows, acquires functions, and involutes according to the stage of life: puberty, pregnancy, lactation, and menopause. These modifications are induced by the hormonal variations that a woman experiences during the course of her life.
Biglia, Nicoletta, Bounous, Valentina Elisabetta, D'Alonzo, Marta, Villa, Michela, Villasco, Andrea   +4 more
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Biological correlates of lactate sensitivity in panic disorder

Biological Psychiatry, 1989
In this pilot study, 9/9 patients with panic disorder experienced a lactate-induced panic attack as compared with 0/9 controls. Baseline measurements were significant for higher anxiety self-ratings, higher heart and respiratory rates, elevated potassium, and lower lymphocyte 3H-dihydroalprenolol (DHA) binding in the patient group.
T A, Aronson, I, Carasiti, D, McBane, P, Whitaker-Azmitia   +3 more
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Substance Use Disorders in Pregnancy and Lactation

2021
Women use substances and, for some, this use continues during pregnancy. It is not uncommon for women with substance use disorders to have a co-occurring mental health condition. Women who have substance use disorders and/or mental health disorders during and after pregnancy often face tremendous stigma and discrimination that impacts their ability to ...
Elisabeth Johnson, Susan Myers
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Response to lactate infusion in generalized anxiety disorder

Biological Psychiatry, 1988
Intravenous sodium lactate infusion provokes symptoms of panic in patients with panic disorder at a significantly higher rate than in normal controls. Lactate sensitivity has been postulated to be specific for patients with panic attacks regardless of frequency of attacks or coexisting diagnoses.
D S, Cowley, S R, Dager, J, McClellan, P P, Roy-Byrne, D L, Dunner   +4 more
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Eating Disorders in Pregnancy and Lactation

2021
This chapter aims to go through seminal literature which includes several large longitudinal population-based studies, review articles, and some qualitative studies showing women’s experiences with eating disorders prior to pregnancy, during pregnancy, and in the postpartum period.
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Calcium and Bone Disorders During Pregnancy and Lactation

Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America, 2006
Adaptations in mineral metabolism occur during pregnancy and lactation, and these adaptations uniquely affect the presentation, diagnosis, and management of disorders of calcium and bone metabolism. Maternal adaptations to pregnancy and lactation have evolved differently over time, such that dietary calcium absorption dominates in pregnancy, whereas ...
Christopher S, Kovacs, Ghada El-Hajj, Fuleihan   +1 more
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Lactate: A New Target for Brain Disorders

Neuroscience
Lactate in the brain is produced endogenously and exogenously. The primary functional cells that produce lactate in the brain are astrocytes. Astrocytes release lactate to act on neurons, thereby affecting neuronal function, through a process known as the astrocyte-neuron shuttle.
Shunfeng Liu, Shouhong Zhou
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Hyperventilation and lactate metabolism in panic disorder

Biological Psychiatry, 1989
392 elderly subjects (ages 60-79) were administered a battery of tests of memory and attention to assess the acute and chronic effects of placebo, 2.5 mg and 10 mg diazepam. The elderly showed increased sensitivity to the adverse acute effects of a single dose on some performance measures (not attributable to differences in plasma drug concentration ...
Richard Maddock, Cameron Carter
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