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Am J Psychiatry 1975; 132:548-548
Copyright © 1975 by American Psychiatric Association

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Allergic conjunctivitis due to diazepam

EG Lutz

The author reports on four patients, all women, who developed conjunctival hypersensitivity during diazepam treatment. This hypersensitivity is self-limited after diazepam treatment is discontinued. The author suggests that conjunctival hypersensitivity could be mistakenly attributed to contact lens irritation rather than to diazepam.


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