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For very severe attacks: 0.25-0.5 mg, may be

given IV or IM.

Ergotamine tartrate,

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is favored

by some clinicians for treatment of

intractable migraine. Intranasal

dihydroergotamine may also be effective

Dihydroergotamine, 0.5-1 mg IV,

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which was used for migraine

prophylaxis in the past, was withdrawn

because of toxicity.

Methysergide,

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Increased serum levels of the anterior pituitary

hormone prolactin are associated with secreting

tumors of the gland and also with the use of

centrally acting dopamine antagonists,

especially the D 2-blocking antipsychotic drugs.

Hyperprolactinemia

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Because of negative feedback effects,

hyperprolactinemia is associated with

(blank) and (blank) in women as well as

(blank) in both sexes.

amenorrhea, galactorrhea, infertility

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Rarely, the prolactin surge that occurs around

the end of term pregnancy may be associated

with

heart failure

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Rarely, the prolactin surge that occurs around

the end of term pregnancy may be associated

with heart failure; (blank) has been used to

treat this cardiac condition successfully.

cabergoline

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is extremely effective in

reducing the high levels of prolactin that result

from pituitary tumors and has even been

associated with regression of the tumor in some

cases.

Bromocriptine

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The usual dosage of bromocriptine is (blank)

2.5 mg, two

or three times daily.

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is similar but more potent.

Cabergoline

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has also been used in the same

dosage to suppress physiologic lactation.

Bromocriptine

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toxicity has been reported in association with the

latter use of

bromocriptine or pergolide.

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The (blank) at term is extremely sensitive to the

stimulant action of ergot, and even moderate

doses produce a prolonged and powerful spasm

of the muscle quite unlike natural labor.

uterus

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Therefore, ergot derivatives should be used only

for control of (blank) and

should never be given before delivery.

postpartum uterine bleeding

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is the preferred agent for control of

postpartum hemorrhage,

Oxytocin

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Oxytocin is the preferred agent for control of

postpartum hemorrhage, but if this peptide

agent is ineffective,

ergonovine maleate,

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but if this peptide

agent is ineffective, ergonovine maleate, (blank). It is usually effective within (blank) and is less toxic than other ergot

derivatives for this application.

0.2

mg given IM, 1-5

minutes

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It is given at the time of delivery of the placenta

or immediately afterward if bleeding is

significant

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Ergonovine given(blank)produces

prompt vasoconstriction during coronary

angiography to diagnose variant angina if

reactive segments of the coronary arteries are

present.

intravenously

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Ergonovine given intravenously produces

prompt vasoconstriction during coronary

angiography to diagnose variant angina if

reactive segments of the coronary arteries are

present. In Europe, (blank) has been

used for this purpose.

methylergometrine

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