Influence of an antianxiety drug on hyperemesis diabeticorum.

Abstract

The patient was a 37-year-old female teacher with hyperemesis diabeticorum and juvenile Type-I diabetes. At the age of 29 years, nausea and vomiting developed and secured at nearly weekly intervals. She was started on clotiazepam (15 mg/day). The vomiting was cured and psychological improvement was evident; her anxiety about diabetes was markedly reduced. An X-ray examination after the administration of clotiazepam showed that she was entirely free from marked hypoperistalsis and the severe retention of gastric contents which had been present before this treatment. The present case is a clear example of stress closely related to the pathogenesis of hyperemesis diabeticorum.</p

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