DIHYDROERGOTAMINE CAN REDUCE PELVIC PAIN AND CONGESTION.

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In: Journal watch · 1987 · vol. 1987 · doi:10.1056/jw198709110000002 · W2743389439
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This study investigated dihydroergotamine's ability to reduce pelvic pain and congestion in twelve women with unexplained pelvic pain.

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The ability of dihydroergotamine (a vasoconstrictor) to reduce pain in pelvic congestion was studied 12 women with a history of pelvic pain without discernible cause. In the first part of the study, …

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