INHIBITION OF THE INSULIN RESPONSE TO GLUCOSE AFTER TREATMENT WITH CYPROHEPTADINE
Avraham Golander, Z Spirer
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Avraham Golander, Z Spirer
Abstract
ABSTRACT. The effect of cyproheptadine treatment on the glucose‐induced insulin response was studied on a group of 8 children. The insulin response to a glucose load either i. v. or orally was found to be blunted after one month of treatment with a low dose of cyproheptadine. These results suggest that cyproheptadine administered to our patients reduced their insulin reserves.
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ABSTRACT. The effect of cyproheptadine treatment on the glucose‐induced insulin response was studied on a group of 8 children. The insulin response to a glucose load either i. v. or orally was found to be blunted after one month of treatment with a low dose of cyproheptadine. These results suggest that cyproheptadine administered to our patients reduced their insulin reserves.
Key concepts: Cyproheptadine, Medicine, Insulin, Internal medicine, Insulin response, Endocrinology, Plasma glucose, Receptor