Psychotropic drugs and fertility

Rogers, Stephen; Wheatley, David; Galbraith, Alan; Smith, Francis; Elson, Colin

doi:10.1016/0022-3999(70)90005-x

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“…Comparison of these previously reported normal group. Rogers (21) t w o groups on several variables showed no significant Observed that psychotropie drugs promoted fer-differenccs between them, so they were treated in subse-... . • r ., quent analysis as an homogenous sample.…”

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Psychiatric Interview Comparisons Between Infertile and Fertile Couples

François

Munday

Rump

1972

Psychosomatic Medicine

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Psychiatric Interview Comparisons Between Infertile and Fertile Couples

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1972

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“…One survey has been devoted to the possibility that psychotropic drugs might affect fertility in women (Rogers et al, 1970). The drugs examined in the survey included tricyclic antidepressants, MAO inhibitors, phenothiazines, barbiturates and benzodiazepines.…”

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Poisoned People

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1978

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The concept of behavioural toxicity is discussed historically and traced from its recent origins in psychopharmacology. It is about adverse psychological effects of chemicals absorbed into the body. It became a significant issue in connection with the new 'psychotropic' drugs of the 1950s and has remained so. But the 'mad hatter' poisoned by mercury has been known for much longer. Changes in behaviour can be among the most sensitive indicators of toxic effects. Investigations of behavioural toxicity are considered together with their implications for further improvement of behavioural methods for the early detection of toxic effects of pollutants.

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Psychosomatic Pharmacotherapy

Wheatley

1973

Psychopharmacology in Family Practice

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Psychotropic drugs and fertility

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Psychiatric Interview Comparisons Between Infertile and Fertile Couples

Psychiatric Interview Comparisons Between Infertile and Fertile Couples

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