Medazepam Compared with Amylobarbitone in Treatment of Anxiety
- 16 January 1971
- Vol. 1 (5741), 151-152
- https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.1.5741.151
Abstract
A double-blind crossover comparison of medazepam 10 mg three times a day against amylobarbitone 60 mg three times a day in outpatients with neurotic anxiety showed that medazepam was superior in relieving symptoms. At this dose of medazepam drowsiness or ataxia was rarely a problem.Keywords
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