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Development of reversible hypertension during disulfiram therapy
Archives of Internal Medicine
|June 1, 1984
Abstract:
An alcoholic patient had a gradual increase of BP while he was treated with disulfiram. The BP returned to normal after the disulfiram was withdrawn. Increased BP should be considered a possible side effect of long-term disulfiram therapy, especially in the presence of alcohol-induced liver damage.