EFFECT OF SALBUTAMOL ON THE NON‐PREGNANT HUMAN UTERUS IN VIVO

In: Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica Scandinavica · 1981 · vol. 60(4) , pp. 349–352 · doi:10.3109/00016348109154122 · PMID:7282299 · W2026037777
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In five women with severe primary dysmenorrhea, intravenous salbutamol significantly reduced uterine tonicity, an effect closely associated with pain relief.

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Uterine tonicity has been determined by means of hysterometry on the first day of menstruation in 5 women with severe primary dysmenorrhea. The effect of intravenous infusion of salbutamol in a dose of 10 microgram/min was evaluated. The results indicate that this beta 2-receptor stimulating agent is capable of eliciting a marked decrease in uterine tonicity in dysmenorrheic women. The diminished uterine tonicity was closely associated with pain relief.

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terbutaline terbutaline
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