Priscoline in the therapy of dysmenorrhea

Greenblatt, Robert B.; Barfield, William E.; Hammond, Daniel O.

doi:10.1016/0002-9378(51)91402-0

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“…Priscol acts as a vasodilator through the sympathetic nerve supply and has been given in primary dysmenorrhoea. Greenblatt and others (1951) gave 25–50 mg. every 4–5 hours. Treatment began with the onset of pain.…”

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Primary Dysmenorrhoea

Butler¹

1956

Int J Clinical Practice

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“…The factor causing the vasoconstriction is not known. It has been suggested, Greenblatt and others (1951) that it is partly due to oestrogen withdrawal at the end of the cycle. Spasm of the arterioles occurs and is associated with capillary stasis, sub‐epithelial oedema and leucocytic infiltration.…”

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confidence: 99%