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Drug-induced dystonic reactions.

A S Lee

    JACEP
    |August 1, 1977
    PubMed
    Summary

    This study examines 12 cases of drug-induced dystonic reactions from major tranquilizers. Treatment involves discontinuing the drug and using anticholinergic agents for symptom relief.

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    • Neurology
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    Background:

    • Drug-induced dystonic reactions are uncommon adverse effects.
    • Major tranquilizers, when used without anti-parkinsonian agents, can precipitate these reactions.