1981
DOI: 10.1001/archotol.1981.00790410026006
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Low-Dose Topical Atropine for Rhinorrhea

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“…Atropine was commonly used 100 years ago for rhinorrhea. 18 It has almost disappeared from common cold medicines and is seldom discussed in newer pharmacology texts that discuss treatments for rhinitis. Our guess is that previous users and dispensers thought that if a little was good, a lot was better.…”
Section: Atropine and Other Antiohollnerglc Agents
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How this paper cites the one you are viewing
“…Atropine was commonly used 100 years ago for rhinorrhea. 18 It has almost disappeared from common cold medicines and is seldom discussed in newer pharmacology texts that discuss treatments for rhinitis. Our guess is that previous users and dispensers thought that if a little was good, a lot was better.…”
Section: Atropine and Other Antiohollnerglc Agents
mentioning
confidence: 99%