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DHE
(redirected from Dihydroergotamine)

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DHEDesign Human Engineering
DHEdihematoporphyrin ether
DHEDehacked (Doom game utility)
DHEDynamic Hydrogen Electrode (eletrochemistry)
DHEData-Handling Electronics (NASA)
DHEDelta High Executive
DHEDihydroergotamine (anti-migraine drug)
DHEDelta Hygiène Express (France)
DHEDinard Home English (Dinard, France)
DHEDocument Handling Equipment
DHEDependable Highway Express (Los Angeles, CA)
DHEDéveloppement Hommes et Entreprises (French: Men and Business Development)


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PHILADELPHIA -- An inhaled form of dihydroergotamine provided significant relief of migraine pain, with sustained pain reduction and few adverse events, according to a phase III, placebo-controlled trial.
The fastest way to find relief with dihydroergotamine is with the intravenous option.
2001), dihydroergotamine (Victor and Talman, 2002), or midodrine (McTavish and Goa, 1989) have been studied almost exclusively in patients suffering from, mostly neurogenic, orthostatic hypotension.
 
 
 
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